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Subject: Re: Appletalk/Samba?
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I have recently performed that exact operation, I had a lot of trouble with 
filenames.  Created a common shared folder using samba and AppleTalk using 
netatalk. I did not spend much time configure the share. I was pushed for 
time and a little lazy.

On Wednesday 16 March 2005 07:09, Tim Simmons wrote:
> Is it possible to set up a FreeBSD server to act as a gateway between an
> appletalk file server and a group of tcp/ip based windows PCs? What I'm
> trying to do is enable a group of PCs on the same physical network as the
> appletalk file server to be able to access files on that server. Windows
> XP, it would seem, does not support appletalk natively. Please CC any
> responses to me. Thank you.
>
> Timothy R. Simmons
> IT Technician
> Champion Realty Inc.
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