Netatalk is the AFP type service for Linux.
SAMBA is the SMB/CIFS service for Linux.
You will probably find configuring and using SAMBA much easier.
BTW, MacOS X can also do NFS but it is a bit less than standard.
We use SAMBA so that both Mac & Windows users can use it and I only
have to administer one protocol for both kinds of users.
Bruce
On Apr 11, 2007, at 11:10 PM, chockalingam wrote:
Hey,
'Netatalk' is the service in linux that act as SAMBA file server
for MAC OS.
Try, Netatalk.
Regards,
Chockalingam
On 4/9/07, sylvan dacounha <sylvan_2804@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have redhat server running and have recently got some Apple MAc
computers
could i use the redhat linux server for file sharing for the mac
clients
.. that is mac connectivity to linux
apprecite your help
Thanks and Regards
simon
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center
VU Institute of Imaging Science
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