SOTL wrote:
>On Thursday 30 June 2005 13:59, calebsr2k wrote:
>
>
>>Hello everone,
>> I have linux installed on three machines in my home. All of the
>>machines can access the internet. I have a router that use to share my
>>broadband connection. My problem is that I have files on my desktop
>>that I want to share with the other two workstations. I have tried smbk4
>>and keep getting authenication errors. I am using the same username and
>>password on all of the systems and have currently dropped the firewall.
>>Can anyone tell me what I am missing or at least point me to a place
>>that may be able to get me started on the right track?
>>
>>
>>Thank you In Advance
>>
>>
>
>What do you mean by share?
>
>If you mean you want or need to open the same file in two different machines
>at then same time then you need NFS [work only on Linux] or Samba [ allows
>connection to MS network but is harder to set up than NFS].
>
>
I would love to know how to use nfs properly.
I have a desktop that I would like to setup to allow the other two
computers on my netwwork to access files from. This is why I was trying
to use samba.
>If you mean that you want to transfer files easily between two or more
>computers then best bet is to load KDE and use Kfish which rides on top of
>SSH. Much easier and nicer than NFS or Samba and a charm to set up.
>
>Frank
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