That's interesting, thanks. I haven't read the whole thing yet, though. But I sure will! And I haven't been aware of those kind of problems.
My point was that, in my experience, I can't even connect to my Leopard's machine no more. I can still enter its IP address in the Chooser, see its name and available shares, authenticate, and boom! The Chooser unexpectidly quits with an error. On all kind of vintage Macs, 68k and PPC, from System 7 to OS 9, with different versions of AppleShare, Open Transport, etc.
The standard procedure that should work is the one described here, over at System7today:
http://main.system7today.com/articles/leopard/tutorial1/index.html
And I'm in the exact same situation that the guys who can't connect.
What's funny is that I just saw that napabar (hopefully the same one!
) is claiming there that it works. But for me, it just doesn't.
Not a terrible issue, though, as Im doing FTP instead!
My point was that, in my experience, I can't even connect to my Leopard's machine no more. I can still enter its IP address in the Chooser, see its name and available shares, authenticate, and boom! The Chooser unexpectidly quits with an error. On all kind of vintage Macs, 68k and PPC, from System 7 to OS 9, with different versions of AppleShare, Open Transport, etc.
The standard procedure that should work is the one described here, over at System7today:
http://main.system7today.com/articles/leopard/tutorial1/index.html
And I'm in the exact same situation that the guys who can't connect.
What's funny is that I just saw that napabar (hopefully the same one!
) is claiming there that it works. But for me, it just doesn't.Not a terrible issue, though, as Im doing FTP instead!