Hi,
Initially whatever Debian defaults to when intentionally
isolated from the internet.
The initial motivation for all this was to eliminate "sneaker-net".
I want convenient file sharing between pairs of machines more
than among a collection of machines.
I'd still very much recommend associating two machines to the portable
hotstop that you mentioned you have. When you've done that see if you can
get the ping utility to send packets between them. If that works look at
something like sftp or a simple script like the one below on one side and a
regular web browser on the other:
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$ more ~/bin/pyserv
#!/bin/sh
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
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This two line script starts a web server that listens on port 8000. It just
serves up the files in under the directory you start it from. Access it
from the other machine by pointing a web browser at
http://<ip-address>:8000/
Best wishes,
@ndy
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