All of the documentation on the protocols is in Inside AppleTalk, freely
available on Apple's web site in PDF form.
http://developer.apple.com/macos/opentransport/docs/dev/Inside_AppleTalk.pdf
> Well, I wanted AppleScript over ADSP native so that I didn't have to
> open the IP security hole
Hi everyone,
we recently set-up netatalk under SuSE Linux 5.3 in a network with an Apple
G3 and a PowerMac and four PCs. The server runs afpd and smbd.
We created three shares accessable from the PCs and the MACs - As long as
the PCs use the shares, there are no problems. But when the MACs acces
For afpd to do the "permission forcing" that smbd does, it needs to run as
root. I don't think that was ever the intention for afpd and it would
need to be totally rewritten. If anyone disagrees please chime it.
I am looking forward to your new release A. Sun, and thank you for your
hard work on
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, S.Barbaresi wrote:
> we would like to integrate our Mac's with the printer accounting system by
> using "papd". We've installed and configured atalkd, afpd and papd on our
> Solaris boxes, but all print jobs are created by the same user,
> consequently, the printer accounting
Hello,
we would like to integrate our Mac's with the printer accounting system by
using "papd". We've installed and configured atalkd, afpd and papd on our
Solaris boxes, but all print jobs are created by the same user,
consequently, the printer accounting system cant distinguish each job.
The Q
I've got an Apple Laserwriter IIg printer, with an ethertalk interface,
and a Redhat Linux 6.1 box on my network. I want the Linux box to be
able to print to the Apple printer and to act as a print spooler for
other machines on the network.
I'm given to understand that netatalk is the tool to
a sun wrote:
>
> currently, afpd doesn't handle group situations that well. in the next
> development series, i plan to redo the permissions stuff to handle AFP
> permission semantics. some of that will entail being clever with
> seteuid().
In fact, the way SAMBA handles this problem is quite cl
