hey, how can i do this with wordpress media library? for example I got wordpress installed on my vps1 but my storage is running out, so I have another vps from a different company that I want my files to be uploaded to when I upload it through vps1. is this do able and how?
Hello Bro. I have send data from Master Server to Slave Server,,,, Now The folder in Slave Server is read only mode..... Now I need to copy the file in slave in other directory in slave server.... but """"cp: cannot open ‘postgresql.conf.master’ for reading: Permission denied"""" How to solve it ?
At 2:00, I specifically said that you need to have an SSH daemon (e.g. sshd) running on whichever computer you're trying to access the files of. Edit: That's a relatively simple topic, but I may make a video about it in the future.
By default, Baloo only indexes your home folder, so if you mount the remote directory in your home folder (like I mentioned is possible), Baloo will index it. If you mount the remote directory in /mnt like I did, Baloo will not index it by default.
@@NerdOnTheStreet You can go in file ~/.config/baloofilerc and add an entry: [General] exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/hostA/,$HOME/hostB would exclude two directories 'hostA' and 'hostB' in the home directory from baloo scanning
Hi, thanks for your video. I also use several hosts at the same time and also had a problem of file syncing. So this video was useful for me. I did not tried sshfs yet. But I used to use samba for this task. I do not know for now if sshfs has advantages over samba method. Would be good to compare them. Also I tried NFS, but it worked bad in Windows and there are less instructions for securing it, so I do not use it. It will be good to hear something about it from you.
I find SSHFS both faster and more reliable than Samba, but of course SSHFS won't work natively on Windows if that's a concern for you. Edit: security-wise, SSHFS has the same security as SSH, which would be quite good.
I've been struggling to get NFS working and I think ultimately I'm gonna use SSHFS instead because it works the way I want NFS to.
hey, how can i do this with wordpress media library? for example I got wordpress installed on my vps1 but my storage is running out, so I have another vps from a different company that I want my files to be uploaded to when I upload it through vps1. is this do able and how?
Hello Bro. I have send data from Master Server to Slave Server,,,,
Now The folder in Slave Server is read only mode.....
Now I need to copy the file in slave in other directory in slave server.... but
""""cp: cannot open ‘postgresql.conf.master’ for reading: Permission denied""""
How to solve it ?
How would SMB be "transfer speed"-wise compared to sshfs?
Damn bro, u know ur shit really well... I'm really glad you're on YT, definitely helped my newbie ass, lol 👍
is it hard to show what you do on other computer? it took a while to understand that one have to have "ssh" installed, second (client) one - sshfs
At 2:00, I specifically said that you need to have an SSH daemon (e.g. sshd) running on whichever computer you're trying to access the files of.
Edit: That's a relatively simple topic, but I may make a video about it in the future.
this command gonna save me a lots of time thanks xdddddd omg linux is power
That's some great software! I'm using ssh pretty much, so this will be very useful!
Useful tutorial. Thank you!
Great explanation
Muchas gracias!
That's an awesome program. Unfortunately, I don't have two PCs to test this. Can I use this protocol between Ubuntu and Android phone?
U can using termux application on android
Will baloo try indexing the shared directory? (Unless you exclude it from the index)
By default, Baloo only indexes your home folder, so if you mount the remote directory in your home folder (like I mentioned is possible), Baloo will index it. If you mount the remote directory in /mnt like I did, Baloo will not index it by default.
@@NerdOnTheStreet You can go in file ~/.config/baloofilerc and add an entry:
[General]
exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/hostA/,$HOME/hostB
would exclude two directories 'hostA' and 'hostB' in the home directory from baloo scanning
@@manw3bttcks Good to know, thanks. That's exactly why I said "by default."
Hi, thanks for your video. I also use several hosts at the same time and also had a problem of file syncing.
So this video was useful for me. I did not tried sshfs yet. But I used to use samba for this task.
I do not know for now if sshfs has advantages over samba method. Would be good to compare them.
Also I tried NFS, but it worked bad in Windows and there are less instructions for securing it, so I do not use it. It will be good to hear something about it from you.
I find SSHFS both faster and more reliable than Samba, but of course SSHFS won't work natively on Windows if that's a concern for you.
Edit: security-wise, SSHFS has the same security as SSH, which would be quite good.
@@NerdOnTheStreet Yes, I sometimes need to keep windows host near my main linux host. Thanks for the tip anyway.
did you say laht-ency