It was Oct 9, 2000, 15:11, when Riker keyboarded:
>Greetings, all:
>
>When networking a Linux box to a Linux box, is it necessary to have Samba in
>operation to share files? Or is there another method for sharing between Linux?
You need to export the permissions.
In /etc/exports I have this on machine "Internet":
/ p350.merlijn(rw,no_root_squash) p350(rw,no_root_squash)
Means that all directories below root ( / ) are presented as accessible to
the machine called p350.merlijn with permissions ReadWrite (rw), no need
to be root (no_root_squash), and the same thing for the system called
p350.
On P350 I then
mount Internet:/ /mnt/Inet
(machine to access, dir to access it through).
Reverse this info on the other machine(s) and you have 2 way traffic.
Paul
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