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2011-03-29
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You could do either "Python -m SimpleHTTPServer" in the directory you want to share, then you could go to that ip address on port 8000, ie
"http://192.168.1.35:8000" and they would be there.
Alternatively if you have nc or ncat you could do
"cat yourfile | sudo ncat -l -p 80" and do the same as above without the 8000
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Download tiny samba from the repo's & configure it to share the portion of your file system you want data to be transfered from.
Incoming Data:-
Download Wizard Mounter and cofigure to see the samba share as above
Transfer data across wifi to your hearts content