for now, i don't care about see my linux box from a
windows machine ... i ONLY want to be able to reach a
windows computer from my linux box, so that i can run
wine ...
do i need samba for this? or something else? i'm
confused about whether samba is ONLY for making a
linux box appear on a
well, sharing files, samba is good. if you wish to see your desktop, run a
rdesktop client (terminal services client for linux) Other than that, if
you wish to share your files across LAN, you can use AFS
On Monday 16 December 2002 12:41 pm, Kenn Murrah wrote:
for now, i don't care about
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 06:41, Kenn Murrah wrote:
for now, i don't care about see my linux box from a
windows machine ... i ONLY want to be able to reach a
windows computer from my linux box, so that i can run
wine ...
do i need samba for this? or something else? i'm
confused about whether
On Monday 16 Dec 2002 7:41 pm, Kenn Murrah wrote:
for now, i don't care about see my linux box from a
windows machine ... i ONLY want to be able to reach a
windows computer from my linux box, so that i can run
wine ...
do i need samba for this? or something else? i'm
confused about
Here you have two choices. You can install samba in
your linux box and configure it correctly. If you are
in a LAN with a WINS server, do not forget including
it in smb.conf. Your other choice will be setting up
an NFS server on the specific windows computer I use
a program named DiskShare in
Here you have two choices. You can install samba in
your linux box and configure it correctly. If you are
in a LAN with a WINS server, do not forget including
it in smb.conf. Your other choice will be setting up
an NFS server on the specific windows computer I use
a program named DiskShare in
