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Authentication on Linux without eDirectory
- Thread starter glio
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Yes, you can.
First, you need ncp-utils and the kernel must have been enabled to support ipx networking. If not, you should recompile it enabling that feature. Then create a mount point for each volume and enable "ipx network" for the network interface card (see ifconfig manual pages). After this, take a look to the ncp-mount man pages. If I remember well, it was:
ncp-mount S=server U=username P=password V=volume mountponit
Bytes!
First, you need ncp-utils and the kernel must have been enabled to support ipx networking. If not, you should recompile it enabling that feature. Then create a mount point for each volume and enable "ipx network" for the network interface card (see ifconfig manual pages). After this, take a look to the ncp-mount man pages. If I remember well, it was:
ncp-mount S=server U=username P=password V=volume mountponit
Bytes!
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