On 7 Jan 2002, Michael Leone wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-01-07 at 15:30, J. Craig Woods wrote:
>
> >
> > Randy, and et al, the owner of this tread is asking about a "peer to peer"
> > network, and makes no mention of having a Windoze box on that network.
> > Therefore, Samba is not an option. Samba is
Thanks for the replies guys. Good to see such diverse solutions and comment.
I will try setting the current client box up as another sever and exporting
to the original server.
I tried Samba back when I still used windoze but with little luck - I could
see the shares but could not manipulate th
On Mon, 2002-01-07 at 15:30, J. Craig Woods wrote:
>
> Randy, and et al, the owner of this tread is asking about a "peer to peer"
> network, and makes no mention of having a Windoze box on that network.
> Therefore, Samba is not an option. Samba is only for connectivity between
> UNIX (Linux)
On Monday 07 January 2002 04:22 pm, you wrote:
> At 02:47 PM 1/7/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> >Uh, Craig, SAMBA will also work Linux to Linux the same as NFS will.
> >I discovered this while trying CorelLinux and now have it set up
> > in MDK 81
> >I don't know what if any advantage there would b
Felix Miata wrote:
>
> J. Craig Woods wrote:
>
> > . . . . I would never recommend running
> > Samba unless you need to interface with a win32 system. This may sound a
> > bit fastidious to you but this is, after all, an "expert" list.
>
> Never is a pretty seriously limiting word. How do you i
J. Craig Woods wrote:
> . . . . I would never recommend running
> Samba unless you need to interface with a win32 system. This may sound a
> bit fastidious to you but this is, after all, an "expert" list.
Never is a pretty seriously limiting word. How do you interface Linux
with an OS/2 system?
At 02:47 PM 1/7/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Uh, Craig, SAMBA will also work Linux to Linux the same as NFS will.
>I discovered this while trying CorelLinux and now have it set up in
>MDK 81
>I don't know what if any advantage there would be in using SAMBA but I like
>to tinker ..
>--
The que
> Uh, Craig, SAMBA will also work Linux to Linux the same as NFS will.
> I discovered this while trying CorelLinux and now have it set up in
> MDK 81
> I don't know what if any advantage there would be in using SAMBA but I like
> to tinker ..
True, and you can use it on reiserfs witho
> Randy, and et al, the owner of this tread is asking about a "peer to peer"
> network, and makes no mention of having a Windoze box on that network.
> Therefore, Samba is not an option. Samba is only for connectivity between
> UNIX (Linux) and a machine running some version of a Windows' OS. NFS
At 09:46 AM 1/7/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Robert wrote:
> > I have a couple of 8.1 Mandrake linux boxes which are currently networked
> > client sever using DHCP and NFS. this topology is OK but what I would
> prefer
> > is a peer to peer net similar to a Windoze network where each machine
> can a
Robert wrote:
> I have a couple of 8.1 Mandrake linux boxes which are currently networked
> client sever using DHCP and NFS. this topology is OK but what I would prefer
> is a peer to peer net similar to a Windoze network where each machine can act
> as server or client. Is this possible ?
Rober
On Mon, 2002-01-07 at 14:47, Robert wrote:
> I have a couple of 8.1 Mandrake linux boxes which are currently networked
> client sever using DHCP and NFS. this topology is OK but what I would prefer
> is a peer to peer net similar to a Windoze network where each machine can act
> as server or cl
I have a couple of 8.1 Mandrake linux boxes which are currently networked
client sever using DHCP and NFS. this topology is OK but what I would prefer
is a peer to peer net similar to a Windoze network where each machine can act
as server or client. Is this possible ? if so How ?
thanks
Rob
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