Marc Chamberlin said the following on 02/05/2011 08:37 PM:
That said, even using NFS to navigate to the mounted USB drive on her laptop, or v.s. for her to navigate to my USB drive, we hit an even worse roadblock. The moment we try to cd into the mounted drive, we can't even get permission to see what is there. I can demonstrate this -
Please explain why the cross-wise USB access is critical. The examples you've given so far don't explain what the "critical business process" is that requires you to transfer onto her USB stick rather than into her "public for import export" directory. If having the file end up on the USB is critical, can't you do this: a) you: mv *.jpg ~/hers/importexportdir b) she: mv ~/importexportdir/*.jpg /media/sdb1/Pictures/ I do recall your complaint about access permissions, but I think that allowing someone unrestricted access to all of your machine is a formula for acrimony. "Why did you delete that file on my machine" "I didn't" Yes you did" "No I didn't" "Of course you did, you're the only one who could" "Well I didn't" "You must have because I didn't". ... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org