Re: File Sharing Problem

Thomas H. George wrote: > I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each > can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and > phoenix. There are myriad ways (well, quite a number, anyway) to do this. Here are a few: 1. ssh aptitude install ssh

Re: File Sharing Problem - Thanks

On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 08:28:23PM +0200, Andrei Popescu wrote: > On Tue,24.Mar.09, 12:17:29, Thomas H. George wrote: > > I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each > > can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and > > phoenix. > > Good > > >

Re: File Sharing Problem

On 2009-03-24 12:57, Daryl Styrk wrote: [snip] Tom, You need top open port 22 on the destination machine and make sure your have openssh-server installed on the destination as well. I use shorewall and have the following rule to allow ssh on 22... #ACTIONSOURCEDESTPRO

Re: File Sharing Problem

On Tue,24.Mar.09, 12:17:29, Thomas H. George wrote: > I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each > can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and > phoenix. Good > I have gotten lost in the NFS-Root-Client-Mini-HOWTO which seems far > more elab

Re: File Sharing Problem

Thomas H. George wrote: I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and phoenix. I have gotten lost in the NFS-Root-Client-Mini-HOWTO which seems far more elaborate than my needs. From either system I

File Sharing Problem

I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and phoenix. I have gotten lost in the NFS-Root-Client-Mini-HOWTO which seems far more elaborate than my needs. From either system I only want to access the fi