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    Default Any one used Samba ?

    Hi,

    Any one used samba to share files between windows and linux ?

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    yea, i used redhat linux 9.0
    it works pretty good
    i just figure it out in the previous version though
    why need help on it?
    you just need to go throgh add new users and setting up lan. then u should be good
    think it's stabler than window's sharing thingy

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    Yes, i need help :D

    What i want to do is run a linux pc as file sharing server.

    All the client PC's are running on Windows. All users will save files to Linux PC. This is possible with samba ?

    Samba have to run in Linux pc ? Then how windows users will see the linux box ? Same way as windows My Network Places ?
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    Yea, it's pretty much the same
    But just different setup instructions
    first samba is for linux only
    so you must run samba on a linux system, redhat 9.0 i suggest since i know more about that version
    second, here comes all the user permission stuff and host name. All this stuff was stored in a file, smb.conf, under /etc/samba/ if i remember correctly
    for the user permission, there is examples and explaination within smb.conf. after reading them, you should get most of it. but still i perfer to the graphical configuration software first which is "redhat-config-samba" in the command shell and you should find it too under the Menu or the location of Start in window
    after setting up the lan which i assume you know howto do that already
    all you need to check is the iptables to see if it's clean.
    it blocks traffic sometimes

    hope this will get you started and i will try to find some tutorial for u

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