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2010-10-08
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Is there an app for transfering files over my wireless internet?
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2010-10-08
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I would use OpenSSH.. you need to learn how it works though. But it is exelent for doing this kind of things.
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2010-10-08
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SSH, DLNA, Rygel, FTF app in repos
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2010-10-08
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Answer: Yes you can.
Your second question: How?
Our Answer: From where to where... what OS (assuming you are talking about a computer)
When ask ask a question always provide the available information regarding this question.
Your second question: How?
Our Answer: From where to where... what OS (assuming you are talking about a computer)
When ask ask a question always provide the available information regarding this question.
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2010-10-08
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i don't know any of it for computer. as all of them. as program has to know to whom to connect and what to share. so it would be server on one side and slient on other(ftp, samba e.g.) but u can think about p2p realization i think as wel
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2010-10-08
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@ UK
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Install OpenSSH as AlMehdi said, then assuming your PC is Windows based and you want to transfer between you PC and your phone install WinSCP
The beauty of WinSCP and OpenSSH is that you have full access to the entrie phone, so be careful as you will have root access.
Your documents storage on your phone is:
/home/user/MyDocs
The beauty of WinSCP and OpenSSH is that you have full access to the entrie phone, so be careful as you will have root access.
Your documents storage on your phone is:
/home/user/MyDocs
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2010-10-08
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@ London
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or you could use dropbox, with dropn900 app installed on the phone
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2010-10-08
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@ Germany
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try this:
http://www.pocket.at/maemo/?p=5700
http://www.pocket.at/maemo/?p=5700
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2010-10-08
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@ Bristol, UK
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Originally Posted by berlinermaxe
TinySMB gets my vote too. It's the best solution for easy sharing with your Windows-based friends, and has quite a nice "wow" factor
try this:
http://www.pocket.at/maemo/?p=5700
It's a bit of a hassle to have to edit the config file & restart the server every time your IP address changes though.
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2010-10-08
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It depends which way you want to do the copying. If your using the networked device to do it then the aforementioned ways are probably the best - TinySMB at the forefront for those using a gui to do the copying.
If you want to use the n900 to do the copying then my preference is to use Wizard-mounter to mount the network pc share on your n900 and then use filebox or the filemanager to copy files accross.
If you want to use the n900 to do the copying then my preference is to use Wizard-mounter to mount the network pc share on your n900 and then use filebox or the filemanager to copy files accross.