Thats sounds perfect. I will double check, but I do believe the systems are configured with OS X... Josh wrote:
Brett Russ <icycle@charter.net> writes:
I want to be able to access any file created in any of the three environments. I'd like to move files between the Macs at work and one or more of my machines at home without using Email (I want to avoid any constraints like size limitations on attachments). I want to be able to pull and push those files to whatever platform is needed for whatever needs to be done with them.
SAMBA is the best thing going. For UNIX boxes (I can't comment on Macs) I use mostly NFS but SMB works just as well and for multiple OS's. Also, rsync and SSH/SCP and/or a combination of the two work great. I know there's SSH clients for Win (putty) and probably Mac.
If the systems are running Mac OS X, then you're in luck. It comes with an nfs client (i.e., drop to the shell and just use mount), and comes with openssh. I *think* rsync is also there by default, but I could be wrong. _______________________________________________ Wlug mailing list Wlug@mail.wlug.org http://mail.wlug.org/mailman/listinfo/wlug
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