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How can I open a file browser/explorer that shows me files on a separate computer?
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(Python) - I have a few different windows machines around places I go (home, school, etc). I've been trying to tackle the solution of file transfer between computers. I know about SSH, FTP, etc, but I'd like a solution that allows me to see files like with the File Explorer on windows (GUI). As far as I know so, there must be a way (it would be cool to use sockets if possible) to do this.
I'd like it if there would be a way to have a gui open with the target computer's file manager up, and I can drag files across, etc. If this isn't possible, then I'd at least like it if python could show me all of the files (visually) and I could use ftp to transfer.
Thanks, guys. I'd appreciate even a bit of a push in the right direction if you don't know the answer.
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(Python) - I have a few different windows machines around places I go (home, school, etc). I've been trying to tackle the solution of file transfer between computers. I know about SSH, FTP, etc, but I'd like a solution that allows me to see files like with the File Explorer on windows (GUI). As far as I know so, there must be a way (it would be cool to use sockets if possible) to do this.
I'd like it if there would be a way to have a gui open with the target computer's file manager up, and I can drag files across, etc. If this isn't possible, then I'd at least like it if python could show me all of the files (visually) and I could use ftp to transfer.
Thanks, guys. I'd appreciate even a bit of a push in the right direction if you don't know the answer.
python-3.x sockets
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A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
– Tim
Mar 25 at 18:46
Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
– yako
Mar 25 at 19:07
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(Python) - I have a few different windows machines around places I go (home, school, etc). I've been trying to tackle the solution of file transfer between computers. I know about SSH, FTP, etc, but I'd like a solution that allows me to see files like with the File Explorer on windows (GUI). As far as I know so, there must be a way (it would be cool to use sockets if possible) to do this.
I'd like it if there would be a way to have a gui open with the target computer's file manager up, and I can drag files across, etc. If this isn't possible, then I'd at least like it if python could show me all of the files (visually) and I could use ftp to transfer.
Thanks, guys. I'd appreciate even a bit of a push in the right direction if you don't know the answer.
python-3.x sockets
asked Mar 25 at 18:42
yakoyako
1241 silver badge8 bronze badges
(Python) - I have a few different windows machines around places I go (home, school, etc). I've been trying to tackle the solution of file transfer between computers. I know about SSH, FTP, etc, but I'd like a solution that allows me to see files like with the File Explorer on windows (GUI). As far as I know so, there must be a way (it would be cool to use sockets if possible) to do this.
I'd like it if there would be a way to have a gui open with the target computer's file manager up, and I can drag files across, etc. If this isn't possible, then I'd at least like it if python could show me all of the files (visually) and I could use ftp to transfer.
Thanks, guys. I'd appreciate even a bit of a push in the right direction if you don't know the answer.
python-3.x sockets
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A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
– Tim
Mar 25 at 18:46
Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
– yako
Mar 25 at 19:07
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A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
– Tim
Mar 25 at 18:46
Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
– yako
Mar 25 at 19:07
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A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
– Tim
Mar 25 at 18:46
A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
– Tim
Mar 25 at 18:46
Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
– yako
Mar 25 at 19:07
Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
– yako
Mar 25 at 19:07
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A few people have made ftp clients in the past. A good example would be github.com/RainingComputers/whipFTP. If you google "python FTP client gui" you will find a few more github projects. If you look through the source code of them you might start to get a good idea of how to make a FTP client or something similar.
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Thanks @Tim this will help a lot :)
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