A/UX and System 7

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<1991Jun12.093012.19785 at panix.uucp> alexis at panix.uucp (Alexis Rosen) writes:

>ejbehr at rs6000.cmp.ilstu.edu (Eric Behr) writes:

>>I'd like to verify one point before we spend K$$ on some hardware.

>>Is it possible to have a single Mac (on E-net) be used as both an ftp
>>server *and* a mini-AppleTalk server using System 7's facilities (i.e.
>>without getting the AppleShare server)? I.e. can A/UX and Mac OS coexist
>>to that extent?

>On the other hand you can accomplish what you want _right now_ with A/UX.
>Just get a $200 copy of allShare. It's a really nifty non-dedicated Ashare
>clone which can run uncer A/UX. It does _NOT_ implement the Ashare privs
>though.

>Alternatively you can install CAP, which is free. But others can tell you
>more about that than I.

Is this machine just going to be a _server_?  Does it maybe not yet run A/UX?
If so just leaving some free ftp server running under MacOS would be cheapest.
I dunno, it just strikes me that wedging AppleShare onto A/UX onto this poor
server Mac might be more difficult than just booting it with System 7.0 with
file sharing turned on and with NCSA Telnet in the Startup Folder and a line
in the config.tel file saying ftp=yes....  I mean, where is this guy going to
put the stuff to share with all the disk space allocated to A/UX and CAP?  ;-)

Well, it's just a thought I had....

Oh, and sorry about the .sig-to-news ratio, but our server bounces articles
with less new material than quoted material sometimes.  The .sig qualifies as
new material....  :-)

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