Re: [Astlinux-users] File Transfers From Windows to Astlinux (Asterisk box)

[John N. <jn...@co...>]

See postings earlier today on a related subject.
I personally like the bitvise application with a file manager with two panes makes transfer from a local ( windows ) directory to the remote ( thin client )

No need for a flash drive or other sneakernet solution
One word of caution:
Make sure you get sound files in the correct directory, then use bitvise to check the file permissions are correct I believe the default is not correct and don't know if it can be changed so after transfer you need to change the permissions to match

Other solutions presented may have different issues


John Novack

Cody Alderson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been making TTS files in Mp3 format, putting them on a flash drive from my Windows laptop, mounting the flash drive to the thin client running Astlinux, transferring the files from the flash drive to the thin client, and using Sox to convert them to ulaw.
>
> I was wondering if there was an easy way to transfer files from my laptop to Astlinux on the thin client directly without using the flash drive. I ask because I am probably going to relocate the thin client. I know Windows, and I even remember DOS. However, keep in mind I am just a novice with Linux and Asterisk.
>
> -Cody Alderson
>
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