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hi ubuntuforums community... how 1 mount remote ftp folder in ubuntu 11.10? remember used easy in previous versions. had go "places", connect server, enter in details, , saved permanent location navigate within quanta. used easy this: http://ubuntuguide.net/an-easy-way-t...stem-on-ubuntu

fast forward few years. no more places. connect server still exists, doesn't save ftp location mounted folder. , when log off, disappears. quanta gone, , i've been getting used bluefish instead.

there simple way mount remote ftp location local folder? /whatever/foldername? if not, there easy-to-follow tutorial? tried 1 -- http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-mou...in-ubuntu.html -- terminal gave me error "line 16" in fstab file (the 1 supposed add in previous step).

seems things have gotten needlessly complicated since last used ubuntu around 2007/08. appreciated. thanks!

edit: know how add bookmarks ftp locations... there way mount 1 onto local folder? ~/ftpfolder/ or something?

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http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=218630

tutorial cover setting ridiculously easy, reliable, cross platform, standards based home networking. able share files ubuntu/debian system , connect them linux, windows or os x box. if want share files on firewalled home network dont want bother samba, nfs, or afp you.


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