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LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Networking with Ubuntu 8.04 and Windows, Part III - Sharing Files in Ubuntu
Once you've set up Windows sharing in Ubuntu, you can start sharing folders. The process is quite similar to what you may have experienced in Windows XP. To share files you actually share a folder.
Vista file sharing
Remarkably clear article about how to make Windows do its file sharing thing
LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Sharing a Samba File and Print Server Across Subnets, Part 1 - The Subnet Myth
It's a common belief that Samba shares cannot be accessed across subnets. But actually Samba can cross subnets. It's easy for Linux hosts, and a bit less easy for Windows clients.
[from bushwald] Samba gains legal access to Microsoft network file protocols
"The PFIF is a U.S.-based nonprofit corporation. It will make Microsoft's server network protocol documentation available to open-source developers [like] The Samba Group, which creates programs for Windows Server interoperability, and private companies."
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Samba gains legal access to Microsoft network file protocols
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[Samba book chapter 5] 5.5 Locks and Oplocks
Locks and oplocks in Samba book
Samba gets docs!
After years of reverse engineering the Windows filesharing protocols, Microsoft is finally compelled to document them for the samba team
Samba gets docs!
After years of reverse engineering the Windows filesharing protocols, Microsoft is finally compelled to document them for the samba team
Alfresco fait passer le composant JLAN sous licence GPL (TOOLinux)
Alfresco annonce la sortie d'Alfresco JLAN, anciennement AIFS (Alfresco Intelligent File System), sous licence GPL. Près de trois quarts des logiciels libres sont distribués sous licence GPL aujourd'hui. GPL est aujourd<sep/>
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