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access linux usr folder within Windows

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hi everyone!

 

i would like to access some files in the usr folder within windows. Is it possible? Can i share this folder or use a tool to access this folder?

 

alex

What do you mean by user folder? you mean on the flash drive? or just a regular usershare?

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the flash drive is in the /boot/ folder. What i want is to access is /usr/local/

You can make a soft link to any directory within a share.

 

try this:

 

ln -s /usr /mnt/user/[i]myshare[/i]/usr

 

What do you need to access in those folders? You can edit text files from right within a telnet/ssh session.

the flash drive is in the /boot/ folder. What i want is to access is /usr/local/

You do know that folder is in RAM? Anything written there will not survive reboot.

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im not a linux power user so editing files in "dos" mode is not something i want to do. I would like to use Notepad++.

 

i would like to edit the SimpleFeatures web page and try a few things 'live'. Presently, the only way to do that is to edit SimpleFeature package files and reinstall it to try my modification. This is a long process! :)

 

Maybe there's another shortcut?

 

Sorry, hit modify by accident.

 

You can make a soft link to any directory within a share.

 

try this:

 

ln -s /usr /mnt/user/[i]myshare[/i]/usr

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Sorry, hit modify by accident.

 

You can make a soft link to any directory within a share.

 

try this:

 

ln -s /usr /mnt/user/[i]myshare[/i]/usr

 

great... it worked well!

 

thank you!

hi everyone!

 

i would like to access some files in the usr folder within windows. Is it possible? Can i share this folder or use a tool to access this folder?

 

alex

 

i would highly recommend for you to use ssh. assuming you are not linux power user, here are the steps

1. download and install openssh plugin by overbryn https://github.com/overbyrn/ssh/raw/master/openssh_overbyrn.plg info here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=20848.0

2. make sure ssh service is up(manage plugin in unraid webui)

3. install winscp http://winscp.net/eng/index.php

4. run winscp

5. select new -> put unraid ip/hostname at host name. make sure file protocol is sftp

6. enter root as username and your password

7. login

8. you will see ftp like interface. since you log as root, you can do what the hell that you want.

9. if you want to quick edit a file, right click and edit.

 

im a windows user(though i use linux at work, a lot) and i hate to use command line. winscp/ssh is my saviour.

hi everyone!

 

i would like to access some files in the usr folder within windows. Is it possible? Can i share this folder or use a tool to access this folder?

 

alex

 

i would highly recommend for you to use ssh. assuming you are not linux power user, here are the steps

1. download and install openssh plugin by overbryn https://github.com/overbyrn/ssh/raw/master/openssh_overbyrn.plg info here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=20848.0

2. make sure ssh service is up(manage plugin in unraid webui)

3. install winscp http://winscp.net/eng/index.php

4. run winscp

5. select new -> put unraid ip/hostname at host name. make sure file protocol is sftp

6. enter root as username and your password

7. login

8. you will see ftp like interface. since you log as root, you can do what the hell that you want.

9. if you want to quick edit a file, right click and edit.

 

im a windows user(though i use linux at work, a lot) and i hate to use command line. winscp/ssh is my saviour.

 

 

I was actually just going to post this same thing.

  • 7 years later...

I know old post, but how do I reverse this?

 

Tried rn 

On 4/28/2013 at 6:06 AM, dgaschk said:

You can make a soft link to any directory within a share.

 

try this:

 

 


ln -s /usr /mnt/user/[i]myshare[/i]/usr
 

 

 

 

On 9/19/2020 at 9:57 AM, deanpelton said:

Tried rn

Typo?

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