Share nc_files folder
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26 Oct 2022 13:30 #255091
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I recall that one used to be able to share the nc_files folder from the file manager in linux. That seems to not be available anymore. What is the easies way to share the nc_file folder with widows users?
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26 Oct 2022 14:00 #255095
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The easiest way? Probably using a USB stick.
Otherwise, for true network sharing, you would use samba. If your distro/desktop environment doesn't have built-in support for this, you'd have to set it up manually. See e.g. this .
Otherwise, for true network sharing, you would use samba. If your distro/desktop environment doesn't have built-in support for this, you'd have to set it up manually. See e.g. this .
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26 Oct 2022 14:06 #255096
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You could also use an ssh client on your Windows machine to transfer files to and from your linux computer, but it wouldn't be "sharing" the folder really, in that your couldn't view it in the Windows file manager or open/edit files in the folder on the Windows computer.
Another option could be sshfs, if you can find a Windows client for it. This might be the easiest solution actually.
Another option could be sshfs, if you can find a Windows client for it. This might be the easiest solution actually.
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26 Oct 2022 14:07 #255097
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It requires installing samba/SMB and an add on for the file manager in use to be able to share directly from the file manager.
This is a bit more complicated, but also deals with file permissions so it is better and safer this way:
community.spiceworks.com/how_to/145928-a...e-share-from-windows
This is a bit more complicated, but also deals with file permissions so it is better and safer this way:
community.spiceworks.com/how_to/145928-a...e-share-from-windows
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26 Oct 2022 14:07 #255098
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I use a Rockstor server on the network and SAMBA to exchange files.
Using Mint 21 helps with the network config.
Using Mint 21 helps with the network config.
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26 Oct 2022 14:16 #255099
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The USB stick doesn't show up when you want to load a nc file under plasmac so I cannot lock the operators out of the linux area. This is very dangerous seeing that they are not computer skilled let alone linux skilled.The easiest way? Probably using a USB stick.
Otherwise, for true network sharing, you would use samba. If your distro/desktop environment doesn't have built-in support for this, you'd have to set it up manually. See e.g. this.
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26 Oct 2022 16:28 #255106
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I use SAMBA (and Avahi / Bonjour) and that means I can save G-code direct from Fusion on the Mac into the nc_files folders of the machine tools.
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26 Oct 2022 16:43 #255109
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That is exactly what is need to do. I have been trying all sorts but not being very successful so far. The night is young still.I use SAMBA (and Avahi / Bonjour) and that means I can save G-code direct from Fusion on the Mac into the nc_files folders of the machine tools.
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26 Oct 2022 16:51 #255112
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sudo apt-get install samba
sudo apt-get install avahi-daemon
You _might_ need an smb.conf file, but I have a feeling that Avahi side-steps that.
sudo apt-get install avahi-daemon
You _might_ need an smb.conf file, but I have a feeling that Avahi side-steps that.
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26 Oct 2022 17:04 #255113
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I have both those installed. And I tried to configure samba via webmin and by setting up the smb.conf file. Samba is a bit of black magic I think.
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