In my long search for answers to the shared folder, I stumbled on the "GNOME System Tools." It is an alternative to nautilus-share, it said somewhere. Well, then I stop sometimes look to see if it's installed. Yes, the Synaptic Package Manager finds it as installed. Those who do not have it, it can be as quick re-install:
sudo apt-get install gnome-system-tools
But where in the menus i find this tool? projects.gnome.org On the GNOME side / gst it is even presented with screenshots. And the 2nd Picture from above looks very promising. I take! But how do I start? Is this a tool or are the multiple (one for each screenshot)?
hear the program folder to share on the shares-admin name and can be launched from the console with this command. Preferably with
shares-admin &
because the & a separate instance for shares-admin starts and then the terminal can be closed or what else can be used without the shares-admin end. ;-) Would
admin shares-can be found at
System> Administration> Shared Folders
if Debian had every interest. Debian has not obvious. One must first put the check mark, to find it there:
System> Preferences> Main Menu
under menu select: System> Administration
select items below: Shared Folders
With my external NTFS hard drive fomatierten I certainly have problems at release. There seem to be permission problems.
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