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Kavik379, I haven't been back to that office to play with the server - I will post what I find when I'm back there. Sorry to not have been able to test it sooner.
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Kavik379, I haven't been back to that office to play with the server - I will post what I find when I'm back there. Sorry to not have been able to test it sooner.

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Really wasn't concerned with mDNS too much. Just wanted an easier option to log into my local webserver instead of ftp'ing everytime i make updates/test development projects.<br />
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Thanks !
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Really wasn't concerned with mDNS too much. Just wanted an easier option to log into my local webserver instead of ftp'ing everytime i make updates/test development projects.

Thanks !

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I have a linux box running ubuntu server 10.10.<br />
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I want to make a mapped drive in osx pointing to a folder in the linux machine.<br />
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From my browser, I can see the linux machine (running apache)<br />
I can ping it in the network utility ...<br />
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The machine's def see each other.<br />
<br />
If I go to &quot;Connect to Server&quot; in finder - I can't find the server ...<br />
<br />
What do I need to do ?
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I have a linux box running ubuntu server 10.10.

I want to make a mapped drive in osx pointing to a folder in the linux machine.

From my browser, I can see the linux machine (running apache)
I can ping it in the network utility ...

The machine's def see each other.

If I go to "Connect to Server" in finder - I can't find the server ...

What do I need to do ?

Connect a linux drive in osx 10.6

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