share folders on the network
Re: share folders on the network
You should be able to install the thunar-shares-plugin package now.
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Re: share folders on the network
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Re: share folders on the network
If instead of going into folder properties, you Right Click and choose Share a folder on your network you will be able to setup the Share.
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Re: share folders on the network
I know the difficulty of setting up the computers for employees. Instead of having them share between one another I setup a central share and direct them all to use only that share (we call it the S drive). I set it up myself on each user account at each terminal rather than leaving them to setting up their own shares.napsix65 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 13, 2019 7:29 pm I have an office with 8 PCs in the network and I can not be explaining to my 8 employees how to add folders in MX Linux, it would be tedious and a lot of time is lost. At the moment they use Mint Mate and share folders very easily. I can not migrate the office PCs to MX Linux. Anyway, in my notebook I use MX Linux 18.1, it really is an excellent distro.
For most of my employees/users it doesn't matter if it's Windows or MX or Mint, whatever. It's hard for them no matter what. I setup the networking and they use it according to my instructions.
If it helps you I find that I have the most success using the IP address instead of the computer host name. Something like this:
smb://192.168.1.101/SDRIVE
instead of:
smb://MXSERVER/SDRIVE
I run into network browser issues all the time and I find that specifying the IP address works better.
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MX18-64 & W7, Fedora on HP Core2 DT
MX21-32 XFCE w/ MX-Fluxbox on P4HT DT w/ antiX21, SUSE Tumbleweed, Q4OS, WXP
antiX21 on Compaq PIII 1 Ghz DT, w/ Debian, MX18FB, W2K
Re: share folders on the network
for NFS shares:napsix65 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 16, 2019 9:24 am It's not that I'm not happy to use MX Linux, I just do a cosmntructive opinion and it draws my attention that other desktops have simple network options, and that MX does not have them. So I will use NFS, if as I explained earlier, there is a simpler way to share folders on the network.
mount NFS shares via fstab
Example for fstab entry with noauto-option.
Server-IP:/XYZ /home/USERNAME/XYZ nfs noauto,users,rw,nosuid,dev,exec,async 0 0
NFS isn't working with gvfs on Debian, there is no backend. I don't know why. On Arch Linux there is a gvfs-nfs backend available.
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Re: share folders on the network
thanks guys, but it is so easy to share one or more folders in the Mate script, in Cinnamon or in KDE Plasma, that for now, I will dispense with the XFCE desktop, whatever the distribution.
Re: share folders on the network
Did you succeed with the right-click/share-folder option suggested by Tim ?
Re: share folders on the network
think thunar-shares-plugin is a nice helper. Perhaps an additional feature for the MX-ISO. Looks userfriendly.
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Re: share folders on the network
no im not
i can not share using that
i can not share using that