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creating shared file system
Name: srinivas Date: October 18, 2002 at 12:29:19 Pacific OS: linux 7.2 CPU/Ram: 1028 MB
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how can shared file system be implemented in linux. i need to access an external storage. the server has red hat linux 7.2 and client has win 98. i need to create a directory and files in a shared drive and both server and client should see it. the shared drive is just a part of LAN. with samba, i am able to see the files shared in the server hard drive. i need to extend this. how can i?
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