There are a few different solutions to let you transfer files from MacOS 
to Linux and back, without using a server.

First, there are utilities that let Linux access HFS+ partitions. The 
most common, hfsplusutils and the hfs plus kioslave, are available here 
<http://www.jriddell.org/programs/>, among other places. Be warned that 
they're not incredibly stable, *especially* not for writing--I would 
recommend that you not try writing to HFS+.

Second, if you run MacOnLinux <http://maconlinux.org> it uses the MacOS 
drivers (I think), so you have stable access to HFS+ partitions from 
Linux from within MOL.

Third, and probably best, just make a small UFS or HFS (not plus) 
partition. Both Linux and OS X can access these filesystems, so you can 
just dump stuff there and pick it up from the other OS.

Hope this helps,
Dave


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