networking ?

[Karl Auer]

On Fri, 2007-09-07 at 03:19 -0400, Matthew Flaschen wrote:
> []sshfs is] also an option, assuming you don't need to fine-grain which files
> are accessible, and performance isn't a huge issue.

Fine grain? Access is permitted only to those files and directories that
your user would have access to via ssh anyway. I called it "lightweight"
because there are a few things you can't do (set up links, for example)
and because it is definitely not designed for multi-user use. Accessed
as I described it, via "Places" it is even lighter weight.

> If I recall correctly, the SSH server is not installed by default.
> Install the package openssh-server on any machine you want to log /into/.

I think you're right.

Regards, K.

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