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## Connect to a wireless network (if not already done) | |||
## Launch Settings -> Sharing | |||
## Enable "Personal File Sharing" | |||
## Verify that it shows up as "Active" in the main settings window | |||
## Verify that the "gnome-user-share-webdav" process is running | |||
in the "System Monitor" program | |||
## If possible, verify that the service is accessible from another | |||
machine on the same network (select "Browse Network" in nautilus' | |||
sidebar) | |||
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Revision as of 11:10, 13 August 2014
Description
GNOME comes with a brand new sharing to firewall feature
Setup
- Open "User menu" - "System Settings" - "Sharing".
- Verify that the firewalld-config-workstation package is installed
- If not, you can correct this with:
echo -e 'remove firewalld-config-standard\n install firewalld-config-workstation\n run\n exit\n' | yum -y shell
- verify that you have
- control-center >= 3.13.2
- gnome-settings-daemon >= 3.13.3
- gnome-user-share >= 3.13.2
- vino >= 3.13.3
- rygel >= 0.23.1.1
- install the avahi-tools package
- verify that other machines are visible on the local network using:
- from the command-line run: avahi-browse -art
How to test
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- Connect to a wireless network (if not already done)
- Launch Settings -> Sharing
- Enable "Personal File Sharing"
- Verify that it shows up as "Active" in the main settings window
- Verify that the "gnome-user-share-webdav" process is running
in the "System Monitor" program
- If possible, verify that the service is accessible from another
machine on the same network (select "Browse Network" in nautilus' sidebar)
Expected Results