HI!
--- Kapil Sethi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why in the world are you using samba to share files
> across linux machines.
>
> You have got something better.
>
> Use nfs
I tried to use it.
>
> e.g.
>
> Pc1 has a directory /home/foo. You want this
> directory under PC2.
>
> to /etc/exports
On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 08:12, Raj Shekhar wrote:
> Personally, I prefer SWAT to set up my samba.conf file. There are just
> too many tweaking to remember.
be careful with swat. you will find on several threads, problems that
were introduced rather than solved, by swat. though maybe this was in
t
Why in the world are you using samba to share files across linux machines.
You have got something better.
Use nfs
e.g.
Pc1 has a directory /home/foo. You want this directory under PC2.
to /etc/exports of PC1(192.168.1.1) mention
/home/foo 192.168.1.100(rw,no_root_squash)
restart nfs servic
vivek khurana wrote:
HI! Everyone
I want to share files between linux machines. We have
a linux server using rh8.0 and clients using rh9.0.
We are using samba. A share has been made with
reade/write access to everyone. We have been able to
mount the directory from server on to the clients and
br
HI! Everyone
I want to share files between linux machines. We have
a linux server using rh8.0 and clients using rh9.0.
We are using samba. A share has been made with
reade/write access to everyone. We have been able to
mount the directory from server on to the clients and
browse the directories
