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hi all, i have recently configured 2 pc's to share my DSL connection, the setup is this.
PC1(Debian Sid) is connected to PC2(Win ME) via crossover cable, i have setup IP MASQ to share the connection, everything works fine all i need now is to figure out how to share files between the 2 pc's (need to get files from the ME box, and send files to it) how would I go about doing this.
can anyone help ?
thanks is advance.

Hi,
The easiest way is to do the following:1) In WinME enable filesharing (in network-properties)
2) after reboot define some folder as sharable (right click - share.... Write down the password and share name you use for this share
3) find the IP address of the WinME box (start-run-winipcfg)
4)write down you WinME username
on LINUX:
as root:
with IP address from step 3 and username from step 4 and share name and password from step 2:
mkdir /mnt/winME
mount //IP address/share name /mnt/WinME -t smbfs -o username=username, password=passwordls -lstr /mnt/WinME
If this doesn't work check with ping if the connection is OK, then check if the required services are active (rpcmap, nfs, maybe samba, check firewall settings)
Note on a W2K system the share would not have a password. YOU WOULD USE THE PASSWORD OF THE USER INSTAED FOR MOUNTING THE FILESYSTEM IN lUNX.

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