[H-GEN] apple --> BSD

[Steve Pinel]

There is a package for Linux (don't know if it is available for BSD) called
netatalk, which does the same thing as CAP.  I knwo that it is used by at least
one school on the Gold Coast, and I'm thinking of having a look at it here a
well.  The other school used it on a Unix box of some description, running a
network of about 150 Apples, so it is quite stable and useable.

James Mcpherson wrote:

> On Tue, 5 May 1998, Charlie Allom wrote:
> > Hiyas. me again =P
> > We just got  an apple at work, and we want the apple to be able to read
> > from a BSD box. the BSD currently runs NFS so all the lame NT boxes can
> > 'do thier stuff'. any suggestions for getting the apple to be able to be a
> > part of the Network?
>
> One util which was used to great effect at the ANU (prolly still is, btw)
> is CAP - the Columbia Appletalk Package. If makes your unix box appear to
> be a mac server. I'm not sure what version it is at currently, but if you
> check yahoo/altavista/lycos/dejanews for it then you're bound to find out.
>
> hth,
> jcm
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