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Just add a few lines to your hosts file (unix: /etc/hosts, windows c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts).
Thats it, use and extend it at your own risk. The trick (if you can call it like that) is simple but works quite well.
P.S.: For the mozilla firefox webbrowser i can suggest the extension ghostery.
First of all, you have to install "sshfs".
After that you just have to type.
sshfs $user@$host:/path/to/dir /path/to/mount
If fuse throws an error of permission, you have to add your user to the group fuse by typing:
usermod -a -G fuse $user
After you re-logged-in you can see by typing "groups" in your shell that everything is done fin.
Do not want to logoff? Try
su $user
in your shell. This is a new login and so your new group is available now.
Just another hint, if you want to access symbolic links, try:
-o follow_symlinks
and/or
-o transform_symlinks
The man page will help you to understand what you are doing.
Now put everything as an alias in your bashrc (or something similar) and you are done :-).
alias mountMyShare="sshfs $user@host:/path/to/dir /path/to/mount -o follow_symlinks";
alias umountMyShare="fusermount -u /path/to/mount";
Since the capacity of usb sticks are raising and raising, it would be a perfect deal to have "one usb stick for all live operation systems".
For that reason, the boys and girls from sardu have created a beautiful windows tool for you. It is so simple and quite powerful that you just need to download, use and donate to it!
As one of the biggest rockbox fan, i am very happy to congratulate the rockbox team.
Only while there is this project out there, i just bought an fruited pod video five because of the fact that i can install a better operation system :-D.
Congrats from pro-linux.deCongrats from heise.de