K - looking for a bit of help here.
Basically - I'm trying to centralize a bunch of files (read: mp3s) from my friend's PCs on to my Linux router/firewall/everything (AND THE KITCHEN SINK) box. I've used TrueGrid NFS to export my filesystems locally before (still do), but I can't seem to secure it so it's not wideopen over the 'net... and when I do, *I* can't even connect. So - a week straight of messing with it, I think I'm ready to try another NFS server for Windows, but there doesn't seem to be any other free ones out there!
At this point, my requirements are thus:
Freeware
Multiplatform (ie share from Windows to unix)
WAN filesharing (inet)
(And preferably able to thru a firewall if a port is setup for it)
must be mountable on a Linux filesystem
secured on an IP by IP basis. (not sensitive data, doesn't require encryption)
Now, I don't need to use NFS, I just figured it'd be pretty easy... sortof.
If anyone knows any sort of free solution out there, please let me know!
Mike (at/dot) Geiger.ca |
