Serving up my mp3 library at home through a firewall at work
 

I'm trying to serve up my mp3 library to my computer at work. I have Apache working and tftp working. I think I can SSH tunnel as necessary using Putty on our shitty Windows NT workstations. What's the best way to serve up these files? I'm using SuSE 9.1 and used YAST to get the servers up. Can I just make a symlinked directory pointing at my mp3s in the tftp or apache directory? I'm sure a lot of people here have done this exact thing and I'm interested in the best, most elegant solution.

I don't need to mount the directory. I'm not that optimistic for my crappy computer. I just want to be able to download the files easily to my work hard drive.

You should check your current directory in ptty before.

if you have apache and php installed, they have Php jukebox / mp3 scripts that is basically like a mp3 directory that will sort by id3 tags etc... and you can stream directly from the webpage, pretty neat stuff, search around the net for it...

uses php i know that much :)

scftp over port 80?
 

OK. So. I'm having to SSH over port 80. How do I do scftp over port 80?

Also, I'm trying to figure out how to browse through ssh, routing http traffic through ssh tunnel to the rest of the web. I KNOW this is far from a new subject, but I think I must have just gotten myself confused somewhere along the way. How do I do this with putty on windows?