On 24/06/2019 23:00, Henri Derksen wrote:
> Hello Philospherer,
>
>>> How do I share a map at the Pi 3B Raspbian Stretch Linux in the way I can
>>> connect to at the Acorn RiscPC with RISC OS 4.04 and !LanMan98FS?
>>> If that works OK, I donot need to use an USB stick for tranportations.
>
>> Your english is hard to understand on technical matters,
>
> Sorry, but Englisch is not my native language.
>
>> but if you want to access files on the Pi remotely,
>> you have several optipons open to you.
>
>> 1/. Samba. This is the SMB protocol and is compatible with Microsoft
>> Windows and apple file shares. If you canm manage TCP/IP based SAMBA
>> (netbios over TCP) rather then the older netbeui proticoals thais should
>> work fine. Smaba tends to be n te default intsallation
>
> Do I have to install something?,

Probably there by default - I have raspian lite and it's on that.


> or if it is already there, how can I switch it on?
It probably is on, if not installing it will switch it on

> I.e. make a Linux map shareable for others on the network?

edit /etc/samba/smb.conf and restart the service

>
>> 2/. NFS is well supported on the Pi if you install the packages for it.
>> But I dowubt that Aciorn wopuld support it under RISCOS
>
> I have !LanMan98 here on the RISC OS machine.
> It can handle Shared discs froms Windows machines, such as my Asus L5800c
> Laptop running at Windows 2000 (yes very old), or an old Windows XP system.
> I know less of Windows 7, 8 or 10.
>
>> 3/. SFTP is avilable for file transfer if RISCOS supporets TCP/IP and
>> ssh..
>
> That could be doable either.
> I have !FTPc and !FTPs on RISC OS.
> But the disadvantage of (S)FTP is that the received files get the date
> of transfer, not their original creation or modifying date ;-(.
> I am not interested in the moment of transfer.
> The big disadvantage is that older files then get newer dates,
> wich is much misleading ;-(.
>

Samba then:
#
Follow these instructions

https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/samba-file-server/



> Thanks.
>
> Henri.
>


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