Hi Carlos, I tried this yesterday :D and worked fine for
me. Linux doesn´t come with afp enabled and you need to download all
the packages and install it in the right way plus some mods in the
extensions. It is a little bit hard to do it, and I tried two times
before with no success. Yesterday I found this tutorial that made my
day. The other point is that bonjour is not running in linux and you
will need to emulate it with avanhi extesion which works very well.
I built a LInux Debian-Lenny server into my G4 AGP graphics
(450Mhz) and I have in my network a iMac 17" Intel (1.8) and MacBook
Pro 17" Intel (2.6) and they are working very well, those macs can see
the Linux server in the net but there is a problem because you will see
the server but you cannot access it. You will need to go into your
finder --> Go ---> Connect to Server... and type your
address afp://192.168.1.xxx it will ask you your password and voilà!
I did this before in Ubuntu Hardy-Herom and worked fine from tha
finder icon but not in debian just in the way I mentioned before.
I hope this help to you:
You will need to setup your landing afp share folder, even you
may setup several landing server according to the user :D
I still cannot use my Apple Remote Desktop to access to the
server as I did with ubuntu. I haven't resolve yet if this is because
protocols or because my firewall.... I am still working on it.
Best reagards,
Abraham Soria
On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Thomas
Carlson
<tcarlson@sharedcup.com>
wrote:
Can
anyone point me to a good tutorial or tell me what one has to do to
enable AFP file sharing to work between a Debian Lenny fileserver and a
Mac Pro with Snow Leopard? Netatalk is installed and running on the
Linux machine but trying to connect to it from the Mac Pro gives me an
invalid password error message.
Tom
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Hi Tom