Linux file explorer for Windows

[pkfox]

Hi All, I know there are many file explorer type apps that allow you to copy files between Windows and Linux boxes ( WinSCP et al ) but , does anyone know of one that can do the same betwee Linux and Linux boxes from a Windows client ?

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[den2k88]

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[Chris Copeland]

When I first set my Ubuntu server up I used Samba[^]. That allowed me to drag and drop files in Windows explorer and have them show up in Ubuntu, I wonder if you could do the same and mount two Linux drives in Windows and drag and drop between them?

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[Daniel Pfeffer]

Yes, you can; I do that all the time at work.

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[englebart]

For internally connected devices consider old FTP. FTP is designed so that a control node C can have A transfer directly to B. Saves the middle man. If they are internet connected, only do it if you can get TLS working