drekthrall
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get data from SD card in windows

Thu Nov 05, 2015 4:44 pm

Hello, is there any way to get files in /var/www/html from SD card to my Notebook with Windows ?

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Re: get data from SD card in windows

Thu Nov 05, 2015 4:52 pm

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Re: get data from SD card in windows

Thu Nov 05, 2015 8:22 pm

drekthrall wrote:Hello, is there any way to get files in /var/www/html from SD card to my Notebook with Windows ?
Add your pi userid to the www-data group then you can use scp or sftp to copy things.

PuTTY includes pscp and psftp programs (although they're a pain to use).
MobaXterm includes a filemanager.
FileZilla can use an ssh/scp/sftp connection.

Run Samba/CIFS and you can make /var/www/html into a Windows share.
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Re: get data from SD card in windows

Thu Nov 05, 2015 8:31 pm

DougieLawson wrote:
drekthrall wrote:Hello, is there any way to get files in /var/www/html from SD card to my Notebook with Windows ?
Add your pi userid to the www-data group then you can use scp or sftp to copy things.

PuTTY includes pscp and psftp programs (although they're a pain to use).
MobaXterm includes a filemanager.
FileZilla can use an ssh/scp/sftp connection.

Run Samba/CIFS and you can make /var/www/html into a Windows share.
...or pscp.

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