Secure File Transfer
Move files on and off your device with any SFTP app, such as FileZilla, WinSCP, Cyberduck or the file manager on Linux. Everyone signs in with the same details, and files are read and written with full access.
Enable it under Configuration > Connectivity > Web Services > Secure File Transfer, then check Configuration > Connectivity > Web Dashboard Code for the .local name or IP address.
muos.local on port 2022, or open sftp://muos@muos.local:2022/.muos and the password muos.Replace muos.local with the address shown on your device, and change the port if you moved it.
Settings
Port2022 by default.Usernamemuos, the only account accepted by this service.Passwordmuos, set again each time the service starts.Folders
The top level lists the storage that is available right now. A card or USB drive that is not inserted and mounted is left out until it is.
Primary StorageYour primary card.Secondary StorageYour secondary storage, when it is available.External StorageSupported USB storage, when connected.InternalMustardOS itself. Changes here can stop the device from starting.BootThe boot partition. Changes here can stop the device from starting.Three more folders lead straight to the places MustardOS keeps your lists and artwork, wherever your storage settings have put them.
HistoryThe content you have played recently.CollectionsYour collections.CatalogueBox art, previews, descriptions and other catalogue media.The top level itself is read only, so new files and folders belong inside one of these folders.
The Web Dashboard also has File Management for uploading, downloading and organising files in a browser, with no app to install.
Secure File Transfer can change anything in the folders it offers, and it always signs in with the username and password muos. Enable it only on a network you trust, and switch it off when you are done.
Let a transfer finish before turning the device off or removing storage.