How to let samba talk to MAC?
Roeland M.J. Meyer
rmeyer at mhsc.com
Tue Nov 18 19:19:51 GMT 1997
At 03:33 19-11-97 +1100, Hongwei Li wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a very basic question: how to let samba talk to MACs? I mean
>for file and printer sharing? What should I install or config on linux
>server and on MAC machines? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Quick and dirty is to have a Linux box standing between the PC and the MAC,
share the MAC files out to the Linux box, and have the Linux box re-share
them out to the PC. Do the same thing, in reverse, to let MACs see the PC's
file shares. The Linux box thus becomes the router/translator/files-server.
This can also be done for Netware.
Caldera Open-Linux Standard has all you need for this, including MAC,
Netware, and Samba interfaces, built-in.
Send me private e-mail and we can work out a price, I'm a Caldera VAR.
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