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    Default Mac OS X - Accessing Windows Samba Shares

    Are there any other methods except the CRT I/O functions ( open, close, etc ) to access files on smb shares?

    For example, the Carbon File Manager API functions ( like FSCreateDirectoryUnicode ) will not work on these shares because the volumes are not HFS.

    I was thinking that maybe that are some specific functions that work directly with the protocol.

    Any suggestion is welcome.
    Thanks,

    Marcel.

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    Default Re: Mac OS X - Accessing Windows Samba Shares

    Quote Originally Posted by marcel View Post
    Are there any other methods except the CRT I/O functions ( open, close, etc ) to access files on smb shares?

    For example, the Carbon File Manager API functions ( like FSCreateDirectoryUnicode ) will not work on these shares because the volumes are not HFS.

    I was thinking that maybe that are some specific functions that work directly with the protocol.

    Any suggestion is welcome.
    Thanks,

    Marcel.
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