Connecting your iPhone to Linux:
- connect both your iPhone and desktop computer to the same WiFi-network
- start GoodReader, open the WiFi-transfer page (keep it open all the time). Make sure that the WiFi-transfer page shows that WiFi-connection is present and you see valid IP-address. If you don't see it, you're not connected to a WiFi-network.
- different Linux systems have very different configurations, so it's hard to give exact directions that will match every Linux system. Consult your software documentation on how to connect to WebDAV servers. For example, on Ubuntu systems you have to go to Network in Places menu, where you can find your device's connection already listed and you just have to double-click it. On other systems you may have to go to different menus and manually enter the IP-address from the WiFi-transfer page there. Please note that some Linux systems demand that you replace the http:// prefix with dav:// or webdav:// prefix.
- only when you're completely done with file transfer, close the WiFi-transfer page
- please do NOT assume that the IP-address is the same as it was when you were connecting the last time - IP-addresses change periodically, check it every time