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| I am trying to set up a second drive on my iMac to be used as a shared volume between both Mac users and Windows Users. However the problem is when Mac users log in the volume shows up the way it should, when Windows users log in they only see the users folder. How can a get an enitre volume to show up in Windows??? I am running 10.2.1 on an iMac with a Firewire HD as my startup and The second volume that I am trying to share is the internal iMac drive. DAP iMac F.P. 700Mhz 512/40GB + 60GB FW |
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| U have to edit /etc/smb.conf.
__________________ 3mors ------------------------------------------------------ iMac G5 20"/MacBook Pro 17"/PowerBook G4 ------------------------------------------------------ |
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| [global] client code page = 437 coding system = utf8 guest account = unknown encrypt passwords = no interfaces = en0 netbois name = Cust_Mac_01 workgroup = Workgroup server string = Customer Files [Shared] writeable = Yes path = 'Cust_Mac_01:/Volumes/Customer Data' [homes] comment = User Home Directories browseable = no read only = no create mode = 0750 ;[printers] ; comment = All Printers ; browseable = yes ; printable = yes ; public = yes ; writable = no ; create mode = 0700 It doesn't work, why? Thanks, Don. |
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| The path u typed has to be written in unix mode. If u want to type a path like this: /Volumes/My Folder u hav to type: /Volumes/My\ Folder As in terminal, try to navigate your hd by using cd command.
__________________ 3mors ------------------------------------------------------ iMac G5 20"/MacBook Pro 17"/PowerBook G4 ------------------------------------------------------ |
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