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The prologue


Most of the articles, descriptions and instructions written here are applicable to the most common Debian-based Linux derivatives. Depending on the respective operating system, there may be minor or major discrepancies.
This website is for educational purposes only. Please do not deploy anything in manufacturing plants.
No warranty or compensation is given for loss of data or hardware.

It should be also mentioned that this modest web server is hosted on a Raspberry Pi type 4B at home.


The Raspberry Pi mini-computer board as multi-purpose server deployed
A competent allrounder for domestic purposes and micro-enterprises


Raspberry Pi : Apache as multiple web server. Print server, scan server, backup and NAS server. Raspberry Pi : Apache as multiple web server. Print server, scan server, backup and NAS Server.

Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers (SBCs) developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in association with Broadcom. The mini-computer with its armv7l processor has quickly become the favourite of hobbyists. Projects can be started with suitable Linux distributions. Even an aged RasPi e.g. the models 2B and 2B+ can definitely serve to simple tasks quite well.


Raspberry Pi | Access, file transfer and file management via »sftp«


Secure Shell File Transfer Protocol »sftp« is a network protocol that provides file access, file transfer and file management functionalities over »SSH« Secure Shell.


»sftp« via FileZilla ftp-client


Get the FileZilla client for your Windows system from the FileZilla Project https://filezilla-project.org.


For all Raspbian / Debian / Linux distributions go the common procedure.


root@raspberry:~# apt install filezilla


Ubuntu Nautilus SSH connect to server

Ubuntu FileZilla Connect to Server

Launch FileZilla and select [File] [Site manager].


          Type: SSH
          Server: (Raspberry Pi IP address)
          Port: 22 (by default)
          Username: pi (by default)
          Password: raspberry (by default)
          

»sftp« via Ubuntu / Linux using Nautilus or Nemo file manager


Open the Nautilus or the Nemo file manager on the client machine select [File] [Connect to Server...].


Ubuntu Nautilus SSH connect to server


          Type: SSH
          Server: (Raspberry Pi IP address)
          Port: 22 (by default)
          Username: pi (by default)
          Password: raspberry (by default)
          

Nautilus Nemo sftp access


11-Jul 2017
Updated 07-Feb 2021

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