On Sat, 17 Mar 2018 16:56:17 -0700 wes <[email protected]> dijo: >On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 4:43 PM, John Jason Jordan <[email protected]> >wrote: >> assuming >> I'm finally successful, what happens when I get home where my own >> router will give them different IP addresses based on their Mac >> addresses?
>This depends on how you handle authentication. If you base it on the IP >address of the system, as I seem to recall you did with your Synology >device, you'll have to modify the IP for your home network. If it uses >a username/password type auth, it'll continue to work regardless of >each system's IP address. > >I'm surprised you struggle with sshfs. I've used it a lot with great >success. I've been.... somewhat less successful with nfs, but I'll >still try to help get it working if that is your preference. One problem with sshfs is that the instructions said to install this and that and everything went well until apt-get gave me an 'unable to locate package error.' I might have been able to overcome the error by finding the package somewhere, but I decided to just hang it up until the Clinic. There were too many commands that I didn't understand. Even when they worked I had no idea what they were doing. And bear in mind that the desktop has 17.10, while the laptop has 14.04. I intend to upgrade both to 18.04 when it is released, but the laptop upgrade is not a task that I am looking forward to. I am planning on bringing the desktop with all its peripherals. I also made a few printouts from the web interface for my router. Once we're there and I have things set up we can start by deciding whether to use nfs, sshfs, samba, or black magic. And while setting it up I plan to learn not just how to set it up but why all the pieces are necessary and what they do. It's high time I learned some basics about networking. Oh, and I'm also bringing chocolate. :) _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
