This blog contains Linux / Unix Tips and Tricks, collected during my work as a Unix System Administrator.
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Solaris 10: Enable Samba for Windows File Sharing
len | 23 December, 2008 09:44
Today I got a question about users that want to access some FIX logfiles on a Solaris 10 server.
Of course you can give them (restricted) ssh access so they could access the files using WinSCP,
but I thought it would be easier to enable SAMBA for them so they could access the logfiles using their Windows Explorer. (More)
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