On Thursday 08 February 2007 01:02, Daniel Yek wrote: > I am hoping for a secure solution to mount directories "shared out" from my > other computer located remotely over the Internet. So that I can edit > source files and execute programs "locally" and compile remotely (a much > faster machine). > Is NFS(4) still the best (and easiest-to-use?) solution? As someone else suggested, try fuse-sshfs, with sshfs remotehosts: /mnt/remotehome you can mount your remote home directory to /mnt/remotehome and with fusermount -u /mnt/remotehome you can umount it. Nothing more than a unprivileged ssh account on the remote machine and fuse-sshfs on the local machine and a user in the fuse group is required. Regards, Till
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