Question: I was going to attempt Samba over SSH, any better ideas?

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My mom has been bugging me to do some offsite backing up of her files. She currently uses [Norton Ghost](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_%28software%29). I have a VPS that I use for some other stuff and I figured that I could just setup a FTP server and let Norton connect to that for some offsite backing up action. But for some unknown reason, Norton doesn't handle SFTP or FTPS, so I have to figure out how to automatically mount a Linux drive on Windows or get Norton working with SFTP.

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Thanks for all your help guys (girls?)!

Answer: 
I just tested WinSCP for you, it works with nothing but an open SSH port on the server--was very straight-forward.

It doesn't allow a true mount from looks of things, it gives you one of those left/right copy things instead.

I bet there is an SSHFS client for windows out there somewhere though if you really need that.

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There is an old program from Novel that will do this, it's apparently free, but I haven't tested it. You might give it a try: http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/qna/999.html
I use a VPN for this. The file server runs poptop. Windows machines connect to it via the built in VPN client. SAMBA to share the folder, and voila.

Use WINS for naming for extra credit so the Windows machines don't need shortcuts to things like \192.168.0.x\sharename on the desktop.