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Thus, if all you need is AFP and you are running Mac OS X clients, you do //not// need to configure or worry about atalkd at all! Thus, if all you need is AFP and you are running Mac OS X clients, you do //not// need to configure or worry about atalkd at all!
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===== Step-By-Step Instruction (ffp 0.5/optware method)===== ===== Step-By-Step Instruction (ffp 0.5/optware method)=====
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==== Step 1 - Preparation ==== ==== Step 1 - Preparation ====
Set up [[telnet]] access, and either follow the [[ffp]] 0.5 or the [[optware]] guides to set up those package systems. Set up [[telnet]] access, and either follow the [[ffp]] 0.5 or the [[optware]] guides to set up those package systems.
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==== Touch-up ==== ==== Touch-up ====
-Once I had everything working well, I created a user account in the Debian install (using ''adduser''), gave it sudo access, verified that I could ssh into that account, and disabled [[telnet]] in the [[fun_plug]] file. I didn't like the fact that telneting to the box gave automatic root access, with no password. Now I can ssh to the box to make changes that I want, and if I need to add telnet access back, I can do so by changing fun_plug again. Moreover you may want to know [[http://mackeeper.zeobit.com/how-to-make-your-mac-faster|how to make your mac faster]]+Once I had everything working well, I created a user account in the Debian install (using ''adduser''), gave it sudo access, verified that I could ssh into that account, and disabled [[telnet]] in the [[fun_plug]] file. I didn't like the fact that telneting to the box gave automatic root access, with no password. Now I can ssh to the box to make changes that I want, and if I need to add telnet access back, I can do so by changing fun_plug again.

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