This way, your mybooklive is a virtual hard drive everywhere you go. Then use xbmc to watch the videos.Īnother option is that after setting up the mybooklive as an sftp server, you can use the free netdrive program to automatically map/mount your mybook live every time your laptop is turned on. You can set your mybooklive to act as an sftp server. Still I thought 30 up was better for 1080p but I’m no expert. Like ExpanDrive it supports a plethora of protocols, but don't be intimidated, it's easy to use and fairly lightweight.Īlso, you may check out NetDrive very similar to ExpanDrive and WebDrive, with a wide support for many back-ends, and a clean and easy-to-use configuration interface.Wow! You’re a lucky man with those speeds. Personally, out of 100+ installations, I've never seen the behavior you describe.Īnother excellent option that you may consider is WebDrive. I'm surprised by the behavior you describe regarding SFTP Net Drive I have it installed at many customers' locations and it's probably the most reliable piece of software I've ever tried (when properly configured). Out of the ones you listed: I would be cautious with sshfs as the underlying driver (Dokan) has not been updated for quite a while, and even though it supports Windows 7, it has known issues with Windows 8.x (and probably with Windows 10).ĮxpanDrive works like a charm, and I don't see the need for a "slimmer solution", you can simply not use the protocols you don't need. Update: I've added answers below with the ones I've actually had some success with. I'd obviously like a free solution, but if none exists, I'll happily pay money for something.
I wouldn't mind a slimmer solution (it supports N different cloud providers as well as SFTP), but it DOES work. ExpanDrive - Seems to be working in my initial tests.Given that the 'server' is a VM running locally, this isn't a network issue, and it DOESN'T happen with sshfs. SFTP Net Drive - The free version works, but I get frequent 20 second pauses in open dialogs.Also has some bugs in the UI (you have to save the password to get it to work), and the developer appears to be absent. sshfs - This mostly works, but for some reason when you use Notepad++ to access files over an sshfs connection, Notepad++ can't properly determine line endings.(optional) More than one simultaneous connection possible.The remote directory should show up as a drive letter on Windows.I'm looking for a solution that lets me 'mount' a remote server via ssh or sftp protocols.
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