Use Samba. It's pretty easy to setup using SWAT- if it's working right in
7.0. If not, you'll no doubt get lots of help with setting up smb.conf
(the Samba config file).
Samba exports directories using the SMB protocol, which is what Windows
uses for "Network Shares." This way, you can even mount the directories
in Windows! It doesn't get much easier than that.
-Matt Stegman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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-- Original Message --
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Lane Lester wrote:
I'm looking for the simplest way for two people at two unconnected
machines
to share read/write access to a few files, using the Internet to make it
possible. The possibility is that one or both might be using Linux or
Windows when access is needed, so nothing should be OS-specific.
I have an account at FreeDrive, and the purpose could be accomplished with
that. However, it would be somewhat unwieldy, and I'm wondering if there's
a more streamlined approach.
--
Lane
