What do you want to share over the network?
The files (contents of CD)? --> just copy them to wherever you want.
The iso-image? --> just copy /dev/cdrom (yes, /DEV/cdrom; not /MNT/cdrom) to a
file; like this:
cp /dev/cdrom /home/httpd/html/iso-images/mandrake_7.0-2.iso
these .iso files can be mounted in linux as well, FYI, with the options -t
iso9660 -o loop, so you can still access their contents. You can write these
isos back to CD as well; cdrecord is the program you need to do this, I believe.
If your cdrom is not on /dev/cdrom because for some reason the symbolic link is
not set, use /dev/hdb or whatever the device is instead.
On Mar 30 Scala, Lino wrote:
> Hi,
> here at work we would like to copy CD contents to a local hard drive and
> make it available over the network, is there such an utility in Linux that
> would allow us to do that?
> Thanks
>
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