I'm sure this is straightforward, but I haven't done this before, and
with time not on my side at the moment would love to avoid a few hours
worth of frustration.
I'm running Leopard 10.5.6.
I currently have a MacBook Pro on which a folder sits, and other Macs
access this folder over the same wireless network. So I have that bit
nutted out. At least I think I do because it seems to work okay. I
have File Sharing switched on, and for the folder in question is
marked as a shared folder.
I now want to allow a remote user access to this same folder (but no
other folders). This remote user is not on the same wireless network,
but does have internet access. What do I need to turn on or check at
my end, and what does the remote user do to access the folder on my
MacBook Pro (also running 10.5.6 on an iMac)? Is it a separate
application that must be launched on the iMac? Or can it be done via a
web browser?
Cheers, Steven
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