Hello,
I've been wasting a lot of time by transferring very large files over my home network. I figured it would be a much faster process if I plug an external HDD into my server and transfer locally (rather than over the network).
The problem I'm running into is that I don't want to use Rsync or USB Backup to transfer the files. It seems like an easy enough task, but I just can't figure it out.
Please help me.
From a shell, type:
man cp
Well, you could install the Midnight Commander package - it's a file manager based on the Norton Commander. But sooner or later you will need to learn how to use the shell if you want to get the most out of OMV.
Enable ssh and login via WinSCP. Then you can move the files in Windows just like windows explorer.
@ryecoaaron
That's perfect! Exactly what I'm looking for.
This should be a plugin 
Thank you. This is the tool I've been missing,
Thanks Ryecoaaron, good point !
Now I'm using Cyberduck to copy, move, delete, edit... files
So we ssh in as root right? what then is the directory to access my drives and the external? I can browse to dev/sdb1, but it doesn't not show up as a folder.
/media/uuid
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