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I have the newest version of Samba installed, and it works fine, my PCs can see the linux box (2.2.6 by the way)... Is there a way for the Linux box to map a drive that's shared on a Win98 box? The BIOS on my linux box cannot handle my new 13gig drive, and I want to store images for a new website I am creating on that drive, so the Linux box/apache server needs access to that drive... can I map a directory to the Win98 share? I know I can use smbclient as a ftp-like client, but the web server needs to do this by itself...<br />
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I have the newest version of Samba installed, and it works fine, my PCs can see the linux box (2.2.6 by the way)... Is there a way for the Linux box to map a drive that's shared on a Win98 box? The BIOS on my linux box cannot handle my new 13gig drive, and I want to store images for a new website I am creating on that drive, so the Linux box/apache server needs access to that drive... can I map a directory to the Win98 share? I know I can use smbclient as a ftp-like client, but the web server needs to do this by itself...



Samba question

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.