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by **roo** » Fri, 06 Sep 1996 04:00:00

I have two machines, one which runs exclusively linux (LINUX) and one that
runs linux and Win95. What I would like to be able to do is have a lot of the
files that these two machines both use (like the linux system stuff, as well
as file archives, etc.) on one machine and have the other able to access it in
a transparent manor.

So, hints, anyone? I tried to RTFM and couldn't find one, but if you've got
one on solving this problem, just pass along the name.

Is NFS what I'm looking for? Is there a free program to use in Win95 to
access a Linux offered nfs?

Ok, I'll look here, and you can e-mail me if that's more convenient.
-sam

by **William Portno** » Fri, 06 Sep 1996 04:00:00

I think Samba can help you, but I don't know anything about it.

Will Portnoy
Duke University

> I have two machines, one which runs exclusively linux (LINUX) and one that
> runs linux and Win95. What I would like to be able to do is have a lot of the
> files that these two machines both use (like the linux system stuff, as well
> as file archives, etc.) on one machine and have the other able to access it in
> a transparent manor.

> So, hints, anyone? I tried to RTFM and couldn't find one, but if you've got
> one on solving this problem, just pass along the name.

> Is NFS what I'm looking for? Is there a free program to use in Win95 to
> access a Linux offered nfs?

> Ok, I'll look here, and you can e-mail me if that's more convenient.
> -sam

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