I used Samba when I was in college. At that time, I had four computers in my dormitory, and I had an English FC4, so I couldn't share files with my roommates, it is especially inconvenient to share their movies (it seems that they can share movies ).
So I found samba at the time. It was so painful that I had to spend at least two days to figure out what was going on. Basically, I realized the function of reading Windows files and allowing my roommate to access my computer.
Recently, when I had to share files with my laptop (UBUNTU) Again, I naturally thought of Samba. I only used SSH for one second and samba for another two nights, and it has been painful to use .... Because it can be mounted occasionally, and occasionally fails to be mounted ..... It is very painful. Of course, this may be a problem with my configuration. I used to think that I could not drive an FTP directly. I was ready to solve the problem this evening. I found a SFTP protocol attached to the original SSH protocol, FTP-like functions can be implemented. What else should I say? It's like driving an FTP. I don't hesitate to see it.
And I found the winscp software .... The total command interface is implemented in windows... The file sharing problem between desktops and laptops is finally solved .... It will no longer be painful. Unfortunately, I have not completed the RSA key verification method yet, so I am very depressed.
Transfer files with winscp and log on remotely with putty. Perfect programming solution: In addition... Although it is not that important for me, it is worth mentioning that the transmission based on the SSH2 protocol is encrypted. Including SFTP.