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What I want is to be able to drag and drop files in my remote server to and from my desktop as if it's an NFS/NAS. What's the best option for this that will ful
by Onavo 8mo ago
What I want is to be able to drag and drop files in my remote server to and from my desktop as if it's an NFS/NAS. What's the best option for this that will fully saturate the link?
- biglost 8mo agoI don't know about saturating the link, Buy sshfs can mount remote dirs and then you can drag and drop
- fragmede 8mo agoCIFS/Samba has had a lot of effort put into it, so setup Tailscale and just use that, if you're after drag and drop.
- Frotag 8mo agorclone has a web gui https://rclone.org/gui/ https://rclone.org/gui/
- ndriscoll 8mo agoKDE/Dolphin has support for sftp built in. If you have sshd on your server you can just open/bookmark sftp://host/path/ as a folder and use it normally. I get around 0.9Gbit/s on a 1Gbit/s link.