On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 04:21:16AM -0800, AcPeE wrote:
> I keep my mail folder on a windows partition, I would
> like to access it from another computer running linux.
> What should I do?
Sharing mails between two email clients itself is a difficult task ...
forget two operating systems! Each one will have its own information
on how to handle mail. Take Eudora for example - you mess with its
index files, and it decides to delete everything that it doesn't like!
You might wanna use Netscape or Mozilla - hopefully, the Windows and
GNU/Linux versions will both use the same data formats, but no
guarantees since I have never done something like that.
All this assuming you are talking about a single host. If multiple,
then just run an IMAP server somewhere ...
> Also, one of the computers running Debian doesn't have
> a CD drive so installing software on it is a pain. Can
> I mount a drive installed on another computer running
Read the NFS Howto and the SaMBa howto.
Sameer.
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