[K12OSN] Providing file services to Mac OS X clients
Petre Scheie
petre at maltzen.net
Sun Jan 22 02:43:24 UTC 2006
Never mind on the file sharing part; I found it, and you are correct,
it's quite simple. Oddly, I can't get access to the printer the same
way, via 'Windows sharing'; it asks for an ID and PW and no matter what
I put in, it fails, even using an ID that does work for accessing file
shares. For now I got around it using by configuring the printer as an
IP printer and talking to it directly rather than through the server.
Petre Scheie wrote:
> Could you elaborate on that? I'm going to be installing a server next
> week, and in addition to the thin clients, there are also some Mac
> clients that have to be supported. I've got an old Mac with OS X on it
> that I'm using for testing beforehand. But I haven't worked with Macs
> since before the OS X days when we used netatalk.
>
> Also, how about printing? The Mac sees the printer that the terminal
> server is sharing, but whenever I try to print to it, nothing comes out.
> I did find this on the web:
>
> http://www.tigert.com/archives/2005/05/13/mac-client-printing-to-cups-server-on-linux/
>
>
> I tried adjusting the syntax as the folks there described but still
> nothing comes out of the printer. The thin clients all print just fine,
> as does my Xandros laptop which sends it's jobs via the server.
>
> Mike Ely wrote:
>
>> Petre Scheie wrote:
>>
>>> To those of you who have Mac OS X clients, how do I provide file
>>> services for those clients? Do I need to add the netatalk packages?
>>> Or, since OS X is rather Unix-like underneath, can they just
>>> NFS-mount the user's home directory from the server?
>>>
>>> Petre
>>
>>
>>
>> Petre,
>>
>> NFS works fine, but if you're among those of us (Torvalds included)
>> who find NFS annoying, Samba works fine. No need to hassle with
>> Netatalk, which is only useful if you have to support OS9 clients.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Mike
>>
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