I'm a newbie and wish to transfer files from my networked Mandrake 8.2
machine to my home account on the university server. I'm sure mandrake
ftp?
Well, ftp will do the job and there are plenty of variants of it around,
my favorite (non-graphical) is 'ncftp'. An RPM is included in the
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, db wrote:
I'm a newbie and wish to transfer files from my networked Mandrake 8.2
machine to my home account on the university server. I'm sure mandrake
comes with such a command line or xwindows utilty.
Can anyone tell me what it's name is?
If I know I am sure I
I'm a newbie and wish to transfer files from my networked Mandrake 8.2
machine to my home account on the university server. I'm sure mandrake
comes with such a command line or xwindows utilty.
Can anyone tell me what it's name is?
If I know I am sure I can look up the man pages for using it.
even Konq (the default web browser and KDE file handler) can ftp and can
connect to the folders on any other machine that allows you to. try it. the
world is in your XFree86 file mangers, just like at your desktop
On Wednesday 17 July 2002 06:13 pm, you wrote:
I'm a newbie and wish to
Hi,
If I want to transfer files from my laptop to my home directory on the
college server (win2k) I have to mount it as a drive.
First create a directory in linux to 'show' your home directory
in.something like 'school'.I created mine in the mnt directory where
the rest
I don't think the KDE browser(s) has the security mechanisms required to
connect accoss the university network to a /home account on the University
mail server. It would obviously have to be able to ask for the account
password for one thing ... can it do that?
even Konq (the default web
db wrote:
I'm a newbie and wish to transfer files from my networked Mandrake 8.2
machine to my home account on the university server. I'm sure mandrake
comes with such a command line or xwindows utilty.
Can anyone tell me what it's name is?
If I know I am sure I can look up the man
You didn't mention how you need to connect, but I'll assume you want to
use ftp. In konquerer, enter [EMAIL PROTECTED] and you'll be
prompted for a password. For a good command line utility, see man lftp.
Bill
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 16:40:34 -0700
db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think the
