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time capsule URL?
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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I just got a 500GB TC for my birthday, and i was just wondering, is there a way to view the files on my time capsule ( and hard drives connected via usb) through a URL? I would love to be able to access all of my data through the internet as well as WIFI, and if thats possible, could I simply use that URL and link it with a domain name?
Advice?
thanks.
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Nope, you'd need one of the other, more capable NAS units for that.
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Mac update estimates: MacBook Pro 3Q08 (Cantiga/PM45, 2.53-2.8Ghz Penryn, 8GB RAM); MacBook 4Q08 (Cantiga-G/GM45, 2.26-2.53Ghz Penryn, 8GB RAM); MacBook Air 3Q08 (1.86Ghz ULV or 2.4Ghz LV Penryn, 4GB RAM); Mac Pro/Xserve 4Q08 (2.93-3.33+Ghz Nehalem, 48+GB RAM); iMac 1Q09 (Cantiga, 2.53-3.06Ghz Penryn [quad possible], 8GB RAM); Mac mini 3Q08 (2.1-2.4Ghz Penryn, 4GB RAM).
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could i make an external hard drive accessible through a URL? If i connected it through my Mac, could i THEN access it through the internet?
thanks for anymore help.
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Sure, if you're willing to have another computer on all the time. Mount the TC shared volume or external disk and then run a web server on your Mac.
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Mac update estimates: MacBook Pro 3Q08 (Cantiga/PM45, 2.53-2.8Ghz Penryn, 8GB RAM); MacBook 4Q08 (Cantiga-G/GM45, 2.26-2.53Ghz Penryn, 8GB RAM); MacBook Air 3Q08 (1.86Ghz ULV or 2.4Ghz LV Penryn, 4GB RAM); Mac Pro/Xserve 4Q08 (2.93-3.33+Ghz Nehalem, 48+GB RAM); iMac 1Q09 (Cantiga, 2.53-3.06Ghz Penryn [quad possible], 8GB RAM); Mac mini 3Q08 (2.1-2.4Ghz Penryn, 4GB RAM).
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Mar 2001
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You'd be better off using SSH or AFP to browse/access your files than running a web server, opening it up the world, and password protecting your URL.
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