Win7 Libraries Over SSH


  1. mooreted
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    Win7 Libraries Over SSH


    Running Windows 7 Home Premium. I set up an SSH server and I can SFTP to it. The SFTP client automatically connects to my user directory. I have my music on drive D: so I added that to the My Music library. However, when I SFTP to my machine, the My Music directory shows as empty. I can change to drive D: and get to the music, but it would be nice to just click the My Music directory to see my music.

    How can I show included libraries remotely with SSH on Windows 7?
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  3. chev65
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    mooreted said:
    Running Windows 7 Home Premium. I set up an SSH server and I can SFTP to it. The SFTP client automatically connects to my user directory. I have my music on drive D: so I added that to the My Music library. However, when I SFTP to my machine, the My Music directory shows as empty. I can change to drive D: and get to the music, but it would be nice to just click the My Music directory to see my music.

    How can I show included libraries remotely with SSH on Windows 7?
    Homegroups isn't made to work outside it's own network/gateway. No way around that fact. :)
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  4. mooreted
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    That's ok, I just changed the default root directory for the server to the music directory.

    Homegroups seem like a step backward sometimes.
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