SW2006 SP4.1, Linux, Samba

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Philippe, Aug 11, 2006.

  1. Philippe

    Philippe Guest

    Hello,

    Does anyone work with SW2006 with a linux server (Debian 3.1 & Samba
    3.0.22)?
    If so, is there any problem found working with this kind of configuration ?

    Thanks for your repplies !
     
    Philippe, Aug 11, 2006
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  2. Philippe

    MM Guest

    Phillipe,

    We use Red Hat and Samba for our file server. Seems to be faster than
    Windows, and is certainly alot easier to maintain.


    Mark
     
    MM, Aug 11, 2006
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  3. Philippe

    TOP Guest

    I use Mandrake without problems. I also use SUSE Linux (Novell) without
    problems.

    Fast and stable and much easier to configure than Windows.
     
    TOP, Aug 11, 2006
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  4. Philippe

    lmar Guest

    Phillippe,

    Watch out if you have a PDM system that changes file permissions.
    Linux uses Unix type ownership and it doesn't allow you to give them up
    to someone else via standard Windows permissions.

    PDM needed file server to be windows type OS. Never got it to work. Was
    easier just using Windows across the board.

    Other than this show stopper it appeared to work okay.

    Len
     
    lmar, Aug 11, 2006
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  5. Philippe

    TOP Guest

    The newer SAMBAs have some ability to work with Windows permissions.
     
    TOP, Aug 11, 2006
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  6. Philippe

    Ivan Guest

    Latest version of Samba uses ACL's as per windows 2003 - should work
    fine. I am using SME server, and all windows programs save and open
    files fine - even with wierd permissions. File synch works, too!

    Ivan the lurker
     
    Ivan, Aug 15, 2006
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  7. Philippe

    Philippe Guest

    Philippe a écrit :
    Thanks to every body for your answers !

    Philippe
     
    Philippe, Aug 16, 2006
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