Winter Knight
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Posted: Nov. 26 2006,07:24 |
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I haven't used a mac in a long time, but macs and windows network together, so I assume they use the same protocol.
The program you want is samba. There are both a server and a client. To connect to your mac, you need the client, which is already included with DSL. To share a folder, you need the server. There is an extension for the samba server in the myDSL extension repository. samba.dsl or samba.unc.
To connect to mac:
1) boot up DSL.
2) open xterm
3) | Code Sample | | $smbclient //192.168.0.101/Shared -U username%password |
Replace 192.168.0.101 with the ip address of your mac. Replace Shared with the name of your network share. Replace username and password with username and password of your account on the mac. This might not be necessary, depending on how your shared folder is set up.
Hopefully that worked.
If you're not sure about the share name on your mac, try this:
| Code Sample | | $smbclient -L 192.168.0.101 |
Setting up a server is slightly more complicated. The first step is installing samba from extension. Setup is explained at www.samba.org.
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