Re: project : openbsd as nas

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From: Lars Nooden
Date: Wednesday, September 1, 2010 - 12:54 am

On Mon, 30 Aug 2010, Jean-Francois wrote:

That capability is already there.  As others mention, NFS is in base and 
Samba can easily be added from ports.

There is also an AFS client (Arla) and the server in ports, if you are 
going to be working with redundant servers and or a larger number 
of de-centralized  users.

If you just want to give quick acess to users, then you already have the 
ability to serve chrooted sftp in base.  Just make the changes to 
sshd_config for the groups you want and show your users their sftp clients 
most file managers for linux distros have sftp support built in, if that 
is what they are using.  A nice touch, for some, is to use SSHFS to make 
their remote SFTP access appear as a local folder.

/Lars
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project : openbsd as nas, Jean-Francois, (Mon Aug 30, 5:03 am)
Re: project : openbsd as nas, Steve Shockley, (Mon Aug 30, 8:34 am)
Re: project : openbsd as nas, Michal, (Tue Aug 31, 2:15 am)
Re: project : openbsd as nas, Lars Nooden, (Wed Sep 1, 12:54 am)
Re: project : openbsd as nas, Jean-Francois, (Sat Oct 2, 2:17 pm)