[plug] accessing a NT folder

[John Usher]

A few options off the top of my head:

There is a free NT NFS server, known as Truegrid NFS. I can't remember
where it originated, but google for truegrid nfs and you will surely
find it. You can then mount your NT directory etc. Of course security
may be an issue.

You could also potentially do a wget of an NT cgi-bin script from linux.
The cgi-bin script could then wget in reverse. Yes - definitely a
hideous way of doing it.

You could investigate WebDAV.

Various http ways (including faking the contents of a file upload html
form control)

smbfs. I guess this is counted out if you can't use samba.

...the list goes on...

-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Miller [mailto:jlmiller at mmtnetworks.com.au] 
Sent: Sunday, 15 June 2003 8:14 PM
To: plug
Subject: [plug] accessing a NT folder


Is there another method of accessing a NT folder without using samba.  I
need to copy a file from the Linux server to the NT server.  Using wget
works from NT to Linux but what solution can do the reverse?  I would
think Ftp is an option as long as it can be done from within a script.
Would like to hear other solutions if possible.

Thanks
-- 
Jon Miller <jlmiller at mmtnetworks.com.au>
MMT Networks Pty Ltd



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