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Howto Remote filesystem in TCOS
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1.- Using LTSPFS
2.- Using SHFS
3.- Using SAMBA
4.- Using NFS
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1.- Using LTSPFS
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LTSPFS is a remote protocol to mount devices (or dirs)
into local filesystem.
LTSPFS use X-Windows autentication protocol.
(as root) # adduser USER fuse
(as $USER) $ mkdir $HOME/Desktop/Device
(as $USER) $ ltspfs terminal:/mnt/DEVICE/ $HOME/Desktop/Device
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2.- Using SHFS
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SHFS is a method to mount remote filesystem throught
ssh protocol.
Install:
In server, exec this:
# apt-get install module-assistant linux-headers-$(uname -r)
# m-a prepare
# m-a a-i fuse
# m-a a-i shfs
The shfs-module-2.x.x will install shfs-utils package,
set suid to YES when ask.
In user startup session add tcos-shfsmount
Gnome:
Click in System --> Preferences --> Sessions
In startup add "tcos-shfsmount"
KDE:
Add a symlink in .kde/Autostart/
ln -s /usr/bin/tcos-shfsmount /home/USERNAME/.kde/Autostart/
XFCE:
can use Desktop/Autostart/ folder same as kde or in xfce4.4
use the startups preferences dialog
To umount, and clean you can use something like this:
GDM:
You can add a line in /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default
after PATH declaration.
/usr/bin/tcos-shfsumount
KDM:
FIXME, not know
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3.- Using SAMBA
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FIXME, samba deprecated in TCOS
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4.- Using NFS
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FIXME, nfs write some info
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