Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-17 Thread Stephen Brownfield
Sharepoints works great!  My Linux laptop and my iMac can exchange and 
work with files with no problem.  My old network works just like it 
always did - no problems!


Steve


Tom Piwowar wrote:
What I am getting at is am I going to have reset my Mac Network (I 
believe it is an Apple Talk network)?



I don't know what reset my Mac Network means. I'm of the it just 
works school. That could be some Linux practice that I'm unaware of. 
Have you considered sacrificing a couple of chickens instead?



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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-17 Thread Tom Piwowar
Sharepoints works great!  My Linux laptop and my iMac can exchange and 
work with files with no problem.  My old network works just like it 
always did - no problems!

Do we get any fried chicken?


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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-16 Thread Stephen Brownfield

Tom,
   I'm looking at this to control file sharing with a Linux 
laptop.  I currently have a small network (an iMac running 10.4.11, a 
MacBook Pro running 10.5.6, and PowerBook which can run/boot either 
10.2.8 or OS 9).  I would install it on my iMac. Do you know if it would 
affect my current network?



Tom Piwowar wrote:

Does anyone know anything about the program/utility Sharepoints for the Mac?



It works great on Macs prior to OS X.5 (Leopard). It provides an easy GUI 
for configuring the Mac's NetInfo database to share files. It is free. It 
does not avoid the OS's limitation of 10 connections, for more you need 
to buy the $1,000 server version of the Mac OS. 

Apple added its own easy to use file sharing in OS X.5. It also 
eliminated the NetInfo database so Sharepoints was left high and dry.



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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-16 Thread Tom Piwowar
I'm looking at this to control file sharing with a Linux 
laptop.  I currently have a small network (an iMac running 10.4.11, a 
MacBook Pro running 10.5.6, and PowerBook which can run/boot either 
10.2.8 or OS 9).  I would install it on my iMac. 

Do you know if it would affect my current network?

It sure would, but isn't that the goal? Your network would get AFP file 
sharing. Your Linux box can get access via Samba. That should make it a 
happy little network.


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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-16 Thread Stephen Brownfield
What I am getting at is am I going to have reset my Mac Network (I 
believe it is an Apple Talk network)?




Tom Piwowar wrote:
I'm looking at this to control file sharing with a Linux 
laptop.  I currently have a small network (an iMac running 10.4.11, a 
MacBook Pro running 10.5.6, and PowerBook which can run/boot either 
10.2.8 or OS 9).  I would install it on my iMac. 



  

Do you know if it would affect my current network?



It sure would, but isn't that the goal? Your network would get AFP file 
sharing. Your Linux box can get access via Samba. That should make it a 
happy little network.



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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-16 Thread Tom Piwowar
What I am getting at is am I going to have reset my Mac Network (I 
believe it is an Apple Talk network)?

I don't know what reset my Mac Network means. I'm of the it just 
works school. That could be some Linux practice that I'm unaware of. 
Have you considered sacrificing a couple of chickens instead?


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[CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-15 Thread Stephen Brownfield

Does anyone know anything about the program/utility Sharepoints for the Mac?


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Re: [CGUYS] Sharepoints

2009-02-15 Thread Tom Piwowar
Does anyone know anything about the program/utility Sharepoints for the Mac?

It works great on Macs prior to OS X.5 (Leopard). It provides an easy GUI 
for configuring the Mac's NetInfo database to share files. It is free. It 
does not avoid the OS's limitation of 10 connections, for more you need 
to buy the $1,000 server version of the Mac OS. 

Apple added its own easy to use file sharing in OS X.5. It also 
eliminated the NetInfo database so Sharepoints was left high and dry.


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