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I'm looking to mount a share from my OS X Server to use as a file dropbox for my CentOS 6 server. Would it be better to use SMB, AFP, or some other protocol to go about doing this reliably?
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I'm looking to mount a share from my OS X Server to use as a file dropbox for my CentOS 6 server. Would it be better to use SMB, AFP, or some other protocol to go about doing this reliably?
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Actually I ended up creating public/private keys to be able to SSH into the Mac from the CentOS server without a password. Then I just used scp in a automatic script to send the files over WAN (daily backup via zip). Works great!
I would suggest using
ssh
- specificallysshfs
- to mount a remote folder as a local one. This would even allow you to do it passwordlessly. – Fiximan – 2016-03-07T12:36:04.637