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| Both programs are working on my system I hope in yours to: bmon network traffic monitor. Watch it here in action: http://korgman.is-a-geek.net/htm/bmo...1.bytes.s.html davfs2. Normally you have easy access with Konqueror in address webdav://TheAddressYouWant but you can mount with this program the remote "drive" in your file system! Works with libneon-0.24.5 I am a newbie so: please report any mistakes I 'v made! The packages are here: http://korgman.is-a-geek.net/tgz/korgman_tgz.php The email address is fake on my webpage, but not here.. |
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| > davfs2. Normally you have easy access with Konqueror in address > webdav://TheAddressYouWant but you can mount with this program the remote > "drive" in your file system! Works with libneon-0.24.5 Which davfs2 is this? I myself am using wdfs which uses the FUSE subsystem in recent kernels (fuse was introduced in vanilla kernels as of 2.6.14). Works pretty well WDFS home page: http://noedler.de/projekte/wdfs/ Some other FUSE filesystems: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/FileSystems I can also recommend SMBNetFS and EncFS -- damjan |
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| Damjan wrote: > Which davfs2 is this? davfs2-0.2.8 the latest (stable), relative info there: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dav > > I myself am using wdfs which uses the FUSE subsystem in recent kernels (fuse > was introduced in vanilla kernels as of 2.6.14). Works pretty well Oops, I missed that :-) > > > WDFS home page: > http://noedler.de/projekte/wdfs/ > Looks good! I wonder if they have some advantages or disadvantages to compare them. > Some other FUSE filesystems: > http://fuse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/FileSystems > I can also recommend SMBNetFS and EncFS > Yeah, I was looking for Encryption! Thanks! |