You can share your files using samba which is most likely already installed on your box.
As root, do:
service smb start
If you get an ok as answer, you are set.
Look at /etc/samba/smb.conf and/or its man page for more info.
The easyest is to create a user on your box with the same name as the user on the windows box and runn smbpasswd to create a password for that user.
The windows machine would then be able to access it from nwindows explorer.
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004, Ercan Pilicer wrote:
hello all,
i am using rh9 as a newbie. now i am wondering whether i can get access or let access to other user in our local area connection. i think it is not possible to let them see my drive since my file system ext3 and theirs is ntfs or fat32! well, what can i do for sharing files between my collegues via LAN?
thanks in advance
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