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On Thu, 6 Mar 2008 07:48:08 -0800 "Kristian Erik Hermansen" <[hidden email]> wrote: > From my understanding of Apache, it appears that your request would be > intercepted if you had the right config options and return the > contents of an index page. However, smb is not a protocol for showing > the contents of files. You make a request for a file list and you get > it back. I don't believe samba has code to open a file and dump it to > your browser for parsing. Also, while using a smb client, even a > browser shell, the app might not handle such a case when it is using > smb://. I have been wronf before though so feel free to educate me! > It just seems that the two services offer dissimilar features; one > serves files and the other serves directory listings which can then be > selected for download. Apache just happens to have a feature to show > directory listings. Hrmmm, b ut you never know. I suppose it is > possible...
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