Make it simple and install services for netware on the windows box. Then setup an AT on the window box that runs a script that copies the files form the netware box to the windows box. As long as the username and password are the same on both windows and netware it should be a simple... xcopy \\nwserver\share\file c:\folder\file in the script. Sam. KISMIF Keep it Simple Make it Fun Troy.A Johnson wrote: >Larry, > >I have to syncronize some files from a >NetWare server volume to a share on >a Windows workstation every morning, >so maybe you can hack part of this to >work for you: > > > >>>>>>START>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >#!/bin/bash > ># rsync-crystal-reports > >ECHO=/bin/echo >NCPMOUNT=/usr/bin/ncpmount >NCPUMOUNT=/usr/bin/ncpumount >MOUNT=/bin/mount >UMOUNT=/bin/umount >RSYNC=/usr/bin/rsync > >USER=linuxuser > >NSERVER=nwserver >NDNS=nwserver.workplace.com >NUSER=nwuser.users.workplace >NPASS=nwpassword >NVOL=nwvol >NMPOINT=/mnt/nwserver > >MFS=smbfs >MUSER=msuser >MPASS=mspassword >MOPTS=username=$MUSER,password=$MPASS,uid=$USER,gid=$USER >MSHARE=//msserver/msshare >MMPOINT=/mnt/msserver > >RSRC=/mnt/nwserver/HOME/Crystal\ Reports/ >RDST=/mnt/msserver/ > >$ECHO "=== $0 start ===" > >$ECHO Mounting NetWare volume >$NCPMOUNT -S $NSERVER -A $NDNS -U $NUSER -P $NPASS -u $USER -g $USER -V >$NVOL $NMPOINT >NRV=$? >if [ "$NRV" != "0" ]; then > $ECHO "* NetWare mount failure -- exit status $NRV" > $ECHO " Servername: $NSERVER" > $ECHO " Server DNS: $NDNS" > $ECHO " Username: $NUSER" > $ECHO " Volume: $NVOL" > $ECHO " Mount Point: $NMPOINT" > exit $NRV >fi >$ECHO Mounting Windows share >$MOUNT -t $MFS -o $MOPTS $MSHARE $MMPOINT >MRV=$? >if [ "$MRV" != "0" ]; then > $ECHO "* Windows mount failure -- exit status $MRV" > $ECHO " Sharename: $MSHARE" > $ECHO " Username: $MUSER" > $ECHO " UNIX Username: $USER" > $ECHO " Mount Point: $MMPOINT" > exit $MRV >fi > >$ECHO Performing rsync of files >$ECHO "===============================================================" >$RSYNC -rtv "$RSRC" "$RDST" >$ECHO "===============================================================" > >$ECHO Unmounting NetWare volume >$NCPUMOUNT $NMPOINT >$ECHO Unmounting Windows share >$UMOUNT $MMPOINT > >$ECHO "=== $0 stop ===" ><<<<<END<<<<< > >Good luck, > >Troy > > > >>>>larry.pint at ntuminc.com 08/16/04 04:07PM >>> >>>> >>>> >Thanks, Brian. > >I'm actually trying to go the other way. I have the Windows PC's >reading and writing files on the Linux server. > >_______________________________________________ >TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota >Help beta test TCLUG's potential new home: http://plone.mn-linux.org >Got pictures for TCLUG? Beta test http://plone.mn-linux.org/gallery >tclug-list at mn-linux.org >https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list > > > _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota Help beta test TCLUG's potential new home: http://plone.mn-linux.org Got pictures for TCLUG? Beta test http://plone.mn-linux.org/gallery tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list