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Re: [MacPerl-AnyPerl] Netatalk (was Perl in the workplace)
- To: "Emmanuel. M. Decarie" <emm@cam.org>
- Subject: Re: [MacPerl-AnyPerl] Netatalk (was Perl in the workplace)
- From: Carl Johan Berglund <carl.johan.berglund@adverb.se>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 17:28:16 +0200
- Cc: macperl-anyperl@macperl.org
- In-Reply-To: <v04020a00b38eaa8f3f48@[205.205.139.60]>
- References: <v04205402b38db3a71ba9@[207.135.77.148]><v04205107b38d4d5977ad@[209.214.67.194]><19990615185320.A16902@pobox.com><v0420540cb38c7091b4c5@[207.135.77.148]>; from Vicki Brown on Tue, Jun15, 1999 at 02:19:31PM -0700<Pine.PMDF.3.96.990614092717.597708593B-100000@cc.usu.edu><v0420540cb38c7091b4c5@[207.135.77.148]><l03130301b38d395788ce@[193.133.23.187]><v04205107b38d4d5977ad@[209.214.67.194]>
At 16.13 +0200 99-06-17, Emmanuel. M. Decarie wrote:
>* How can I log as a user so I don't have to be preoccupied by the Unix
>permissions in this account?
Put a file named .AppleVolumes in the user's home directory, and the list
of volumes specified in that file will be available in the Chooser and the
Network Browser. Syntax like in AppleVolumes.system.
>* How can I telnet to the Linux box?
That's completely unrelated to netatalk (and to MacPerl...). Check that the
file inetd.conf specifies that your Linux box should do telnet on port 23.
Try to open a telnet session to the Linux box' IP number. The name won't
work unless you have a DNS server in your LAN.
/Cajo.
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