At 03:20 PM 25/04/2005 +0200, you wrote:

>Thx - will try that. But what about from Linux to Windows?

1. Use smbmount to mount a remote windows directory space as a
filesystem. Must be on a FAT32 partition - Linux can't read NTFS.

2. If you have FAT32 partitions on your system you can mount them directly
and use them as destinations for a gbak file. Some Linuxen actually
automount your FAT32 partitions.

./hb

p.s. could you do us a favour and trim your replies?