en:files:shared
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Access to files
Personal files
X:\. Our personal files.- From Windows : We login with our account and on letter X:\ we find our personal files.
- From Linux : We login with our account and see the same files on our personal folder (/home/username)
- From local Windows installation (not network boot), we type on the windows file manager the network address \\lserver\username where username is our account name on the server.
usb disk
- If we have a usb stick or an external usb disk we can plug it in on any PC booting from network and see its contents either from Windows or Linux
- From Windows : We login with our account, click on My Computer icon and then on network folder usb_disk on ltsp.
- From Linux : We login with our account, and we will see the mounted drive either inside the file manager or as a shortcut in the desktop.
Sharing files with students (Public, Users)
P:\(public) : Public folder for all users. Users belonging on Teachers group have read-write permissions. All the rest users have only read permissions. On this network folder a Teacher can put files that students can view and retrieve.- From Windows : We login with our teachers account go to My Computer and click on the letter P:\ in the file manager. Alternatively we type the network address \\lserver\public in the file manager.
- From Linux : We login with our teachers account and we will see the network folder either inside the file manager or as a shortcut in the desktop.
U:\Send files directly to users folder mathimata.- From Windows : We login with our teachers account and access is provided either from the letter U:\ in the file manager or by typing network address \\lserver\users in the file manager.
- From Linux : We login with with our teachers account and we will see the network folder users either inside the file manageror as a shortcut in the desktop.
- We browse to each user's folder and put anything we want on mathimata subfolder. This is the folder we can store, view and edit files together with the student.
- Share through a browser (public_html). We store the files on folder public_html located on our personal folder.
- From a Lab PC : Show on http://lserver/~username. Students can view them from a browser (chrome, firefox etc) using the above address, where username is their account name.
- From the Internet : Show on http://remoteaddress/~username. Files are published on the Internet from the external remote address of the server e.g. http://remoteaddress/~username.
- Massive send/receive files. Useful when we want to retreive back the files we sent with the changes the students have made, e.g. on an exam or a project. We can create a new empty folder or send an existing folder with files inside. The folder will be created on users personal files (My Documents, letter X:\) directly or in a subfolder if we want.
- Instructions on manual.lserveradmin.gr / User Files / File Access(http://www.lserveradmin.gr/help/html_en/manual/user_administration/usersendrcvfiles.html)
Sharing files between teachers or school documents in general (Shared)
S:\Shared network folder for teachers and school documents \\lserver\shared (hidden): Χρήστες belonging to Teachers group have read-write permissions. For all the rest users the network folder is hidden and with no read-write permissions. This network folder can be used for teachers to shared files only between them. Files might concern lessons or other school office tasks.- From Windows : We login with our teachers account and access is provided either from the letter S:\ in the file manager or by typing network address \\lserver\shared in the file manager.
- From Linux : We login with our teachers account and we will see the network folder either inside the file manageror as a shortcut in the desktop.
Send through FTP/SFTP
- With FTP we have access to our personal files
- With SFTP we have access to public, shared network folders
- Useful in case we our remotely connected to the Virtual Machine from proxmox through the Internet. If the file is located on our personal PC e.g. at home or even on our cell phone, we can send it through FTP or SFTP with an FTP/SFTP client like filezilla or from our cell phone from and android application like Cx File Explorer.
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