"Sergio Simizu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We acquired the boot magazine # 15 - 11/97 - and after a successfully
> instalation of Linux 1.3 we are trying to map a driver letter for a PC with
> Windows 95 and NFS client to reach the file system on Linux server.
>
> Is it possible to do with the base installation of Linux or should I
> have
> another kind of product installed ?
The netstd package includes the NFS server you'll need. You need to
edit /etc/exports to add the definitions of the files you want to
export; see `man exports'. As an example, I have:
/cdrom (ro,insecure,all_squash)
on my home network here. In your case, you might need to uncomment
the PC-NFS server in /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs, but I'm not familiar with
the NFS clients available for PC's. Run "/etc/init.d/netstd_nfs start"
after adding the file systems to /etc/exports and you should be up and
running. You might also need to edit /etc/hosts.allow.
Another solution would be to use Samba. You should make sure you have
the latest version (off a Debian mirror if it wasn't on the CD -
1.9.17p2 I think), because the older versions have a security hole.
This lets you use the "Microsoft Networking Client" to access files
and printers on the Linux server via the Notwork Neighbourhood.
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