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From: Mike Swanson <mikeonthecomputer@gmail.com>
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You can probably also set up an ftp or smb (via Samba) server to
transfer files within the guest OS.  HTTP should also work with
Apache, but remember the protocol wasn't originally designed for
uploads, and not all clients (eg, web browsers) support it.
--=20
Mike