samba server for Win32

[Andrew Bartlett]

Now, if after all that you still want to do this, look into cygwin. 
I've seen patches to make the client-side work (simply a mater of
overriding the server compilation and the lock-safety check).  Making
the server-side work will be more 'interesting' but its certainly quite
practical.  I have heard of it being done before.

The main task is to get locking working, after that Samba is pretty
portable...

Andrew Bartlett

Rashkae wrote:
> 
> My first reaction to this, as I'm sure is the same for many, was to snort
> my drink,, (that hurts with cola you know.)...
> 
> But seriously, I think VMWare has a server class product that would be
> just what you need. Check it out at www.vmware.com. (VMWare creates
> multiple virutal machines, and therefore allows you to run virtual
> dedicated servers.)
> 
> On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Zoltan Csizmadia wrote:
> 
> I?d need a samba server for Win32. I want to run it on a different port.
> 
> Is there any port to Win32? What is the easiest way to port the current
> Samba server to Win32?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Zoltan
> 
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