Can anyone point me to a good tutorial or tell me what one has to do to enable
AFP file sharing to work between a Debian Lenny fileserver and a Mac Pro with
Snow Leopard? Netatalk is installed and running on the Linux machine but
trying to connect to it from the Mac Pro gives me an invalid pass
On Sat, 13 Feb 2010 06:14:10 -0700
Thomas Carlson wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a good tutorial or tell me what one has to do
> to enable AFP file sharing to work between a Debian Lenny fileserver
> and a Mac Pro with Snow Leopard? Netatalk is installed and running
> on the Linux machine but tr
Snow Leopard still uses AFP (which is different than Appletalk, actually) to
connect with its own Time Capsule so it should work with Netatalk. Problem
lies with password encryption, I think. Accessing through Samba runs up
against the same issue. Any Netatalk gurus out there who could tell m
On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 8:53 AM, Thomas Carlson wrote:
> Snow Leopard still uses AFP (which is different than Appletalk, actually)
> to connect with its own Time Capsule so it should work with Netatalk.
> Problem lies with password encryption, I think. Accessing through Samba
> runs up against t
Hi Carlos, I tried this yesterday :D and worked fine for me. Linux doesn´t
come with afp enabled and you need to download all the packages and install
it in the right way plus some mods in the extensions. It is a little bit
hard to do it, and I tried two times before with no success. Yesterday I
metamind wrote:
Hi Carlos, I tried this yesterday :D and worked fine for me. Linux
doesn´t come with afp enabled and you need to download all the
packages and install it in the right way plus some mods in the
extensions. It is a little bit hard to do it, and I tried two times
before with no
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