Ishaaq K Chandy wrote:
> Ok, at last my hard head has understood that Samba is what I want.
> How about the other way? How can I get the Linux box to recognise
> the other Win95 machines as peers? i.e. if there is a file on a Win95
> machine that I want to access from the Linux box, how do I go about
> it?
Either:
1. Ensure that the kernel was compiled with SMB support
(CONFIG_SMB_FS), either built-in or as a module. You can then use the
smbmount command from the Samba package to mount the share, similar to
NFS.
2. Use the smbclient program from the Samba package. This behaves
similar to the ftp program.
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