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How can I share files between a desktop PC( with Ubuntu) and a notebook(with Fedora) in the same network using samba? I tried to configure samba to both of them, but nothing? On Fedora I configured Samba using the GUI(add a new user, name the server and so on). Could someone give me a link to a good tutorial? I searched on google, but nothing good.

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Why are you trying samba? It is better to use NFS to share between linux systems. Though we need a security consideration. – kamae Dec 13 '11 at 14:02
Can you edit and give us a bit more detail about what you did and where you got stuck? The first page of samba tutorial in Google provides "good" tutorials, so perhaps you need more specific help? – Paul Dec 16 '11 at 13:03
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