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Hello,

  I have a P4 running ECS 2.0 RC2 right now, and for the last 6 months 
I've been fighting to get
my Mac's to see the drive shares I have configured.  Windows XP 
machines can all connecto to the ECS shares fine, and so can Linux 
machines using Samba, but for the life of me I don't know what to do 
for the mac to connect.

  IT see's the share and when I attempt to connect I get an RPC error 
and that's as far as I can get.

  Please... If anyone is working with an OS/2 based "Server" and
MacOSX 
clients please point me in the right direction.

Thanks,

Shawn

On 2007-12-31 13:16:12 -0500, "Neil Waldhauer"
<More@Spam.Please> said:

> This worked fine for me in Panther, but not in Tiger. I didn't spend
> time solving it. Instead, I run an FTP server on OS/2, and use Connect
> to Server with an FTP connection. Mac users didn't know the
> difference.

  OKay.  I'll give this a shot and see if it will work for what we're
doing here.

> I'm using Peter Moylan's FTP Server instead of the built-in OS/2 FTP
> server, but that probably doesn't matter.

  Unsure at this point, but will try that as well if the internal one 
doesn't work.

Still going to be watching if anyone else has a solution... There's got to be a
setting that can be tweaked either in OSX or ECS to make this work. :)

Shawn

On 2007-12-31 13:47:31 -0500, scrutch2001@earthlink.net (Steve 
Crutchfield) said:

> I haven't yet tried putting an FTP server up on the eCS side, maybe 
> that's the solution.

  I just installed Peter's FTPD here and it works with every FTP client 
except finder. :(
Finder connects to it fine, but says I only have read access to 
everything where the real
ftp clietns (terminal's ftp, transmit, safari etc.) all allow me to 
delete / put files, finder is read
only.

  Back to the drawing board for me. :(

Shawn

On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:15:44 UTC, Shawn Highfield 
<slast-name-no-dash-atgmail_dot_com@nowhere.non> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
>   Please... If anyone is working with an OS/2 based "Server" and
MacOSX 
> clients please point me in the right direction.

This worked fine for me in Panther, but not in Tiger. I didn't spend 
time solving it. Instead, I run an FTP server on OS/2, and use Connect
to Server with an FTP connection. Mac users didn't know the 
difference.

I'm using Peter Moylan's FTP Server instead of the built-in OS/2 FTP 
server, but that probably doesn't matter.

-- 
Expert Consulting for OS/2 and eComStation

I'm interested in a solution to this problem as well.

I have a Mac running OSX Leopard, and I can't access my eCS boxes.  I've 
tried using the Samba Server, but keep getting a "Permission Denied"
error 
to the Samba  shares I've set up.  I can get from the eCS boxes to the Mac 
using the new EVFS tools or with Net Drive, but I can't get from the Mac 
to eCS shares.

I haven't yet tried putting an FTP server up on the eCS side, maybe that's 
the solution.

Hints/Tips are gratefully appreciated.

Steve Crutchfield