On Monday 03 March 2003 9:39 pm, Matt Darland wrote: > 3. You could also look at the AppleTalk tools for Linux to emulate > an AppleTalk server( it's called 'netatalk' I believe ). This solution > would be the least expensive financially, and likely the most > compatible with OS9 but I don't know anything about how to set it up, > or if it really works :)
I would recommend the NetATalk route first. It's cheap, and it works, if you can get your head round the setup. I've had it running before quite satisfactorily on previous Mandrake and Red Hat setups, ages ago. There's also a WebMin module for NetATalk too. Having trumpeted it loudly, I must admit I never got round to setting up printer serving, but the procedure for doing so didn't seem overly incomprehensible, so I should've given it a go. I only really wanted file serving, so I left it at that. Currently I don't have any OS 9 machines (other than a knackered Duo 230 that barely works and can only connect through Localtalk, so that doesn't count). I'm only running Jagwire these days on my iBook. -- Ian Tindale -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
