.d.z.a,
What you need is Samba ( http://www.samba.org ) . If you run Samba
on your Linux box, you will be able to see filesystems / directories on
your Linux box on your WinXX machines. Note that this will NOT work if you
have a dual boot system - i.e. your Linux and WinXX OS's run on the same
physical hardware. But from your description, that doesnt sound to be the
case.
Regards,
Kenneth
On Sun, 15 Jul 2001, .d.z.a. wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> My platform of choice is Linux for work and home. However due to the amount
> of graphics, video, and audio work I do, I am usually in my Windows
> partition. That said, I also do quite a bit of Win32 contract work. My
> jsutifications for using Windows aside =) here's my query.
>
> I have a Windows box.
>
> I'd like to mount a linux partition that sits somewhere on a dedicated host
> as a local drive. Is this possible? I've been looking high and low for some
> light on what and how IPSec would work in this repsects but am none the
> wiser.
>
> I really hate ftp'ing just to debug random web scripts, would really like to
> "mount" a remote linux drive as a local windows drive/directory. Can anyone
> tell me how (if possible) this is done.
>
> cheers.
>
>
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