What happened to netatalk? MacOSUbuntu filesharing
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Just upgraded to Ubuntu 18 (from 17). Sharing files with Apple Macs on the same network was a breeze with 17 (after apt-geting netatalk). But doing sudo apt-get netatalk just gets me Invalid operation netatalk.
Doing afp://ubuntuname.local on the Mac results in The server may not exist or is unavailable
I'm desperate to get by Linux box to speak to my Macs again. Can someone help? Nothing has changed except I (foolishly?) upgraded both our non-Macs to Ububntu 18.
Any suggestions?
If you want to help with two users on one Ubuntu machine sharing a local folder, please look for my other post.
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Just upgraded to Ubuntu 18 (from 17). Sharing files with Apple Macs on the same network was a breeze with 17 (after apt-geting netatalk). But doing sudo apt-get netatalk just gets me Invalid operation netatalk.
Doing afp://ubuntuname.local on the Mac results in The server may not exist or is unavailable
I'm desperate to get by Linux box to speak to my Macs again. Can someone help? Nothing has changed except I (foolishly?) upgraded both our non-Macs to Ububntu 18.
Any suggestions?
If you want to help with two users on one Ubuntu machine sharing a local folder, please look for my other post.
macosx file-sharing
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Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
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Just upgraded to Ubuntu 18 (from 17). Sharing files with Apple Macs on the same network was a breeze with 17 (after apt-geting netatalk). But doing sudo apt-get netatalk just gets me Invalid operation netatalk.
Doing afp://ubuntuname.local on the Mac results in The server may not exist or is unavailable
I'm desperate to get by Linux box to speak to my Macs again. Can someone help? Nothing has changed except I (foolishly?) upgraded both our non-Macs to Ububntu 18.
Any suggestions?
If you want to help with two users on one Ubuntu machine sharing a local folder, please look for my other post.
macosx file-sharing
asked May 15 at 14:22
spaceprobe
63
Just upgraded to Ubuntu 18 (from 17). Sharing files with Apple Macs on the same network was a breeze with 17 (after apt-geting netatalk). But doing sudo apt-get netatalk just gets me Invalid operation netatalk.
Doing afp://ubuntuname.local on the Mac results in The server may not exist or is unavailable
I'm desperate to get by Linux box to speak to my Macs again. Can someone help? Nothing has changed except I (foolishly?) upgraded both our non-Macs to Ububntu 18.
Any suggestions?
If you want to help with two users on one Ubuntu machine sharing a local folder, please look for my other post.
macosx file-sharing
asked May 15 at 14:22
spaceprobe
63
asked May 15 at 14:22
spaceprobe
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asked May 15 at 14:22
spaceprobe
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asked May 15 at 14:22
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Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 15 at 14:30
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Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 15 at 14:30
Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 15 at 14:30
Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 15 at 14:30
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sudo apt-get netatalk
is an invalid command. It is
sudo apt-get install netatalk
or the newer...
sudo apt install netatalk
It is part of universe so available for 18.04.
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
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Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid sinceaptorapt-getneeds to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position;apt netatalk installis invalid whileapt install netatalkis valid.
– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
4
down vote
sudo apt-get netatalk
is an invalid command. It is
sudo apt-get install netatalk
or the newer...
sudo apt install netatalk
It is part of universe so available for 18.04.
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid sinceaptorapt-getneeds to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position;apt netatalk installis invalid whileapt install netatalkis valid.
– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
sudo apt-get netatalk
is an invalid command. It is
sudo apt-get install netatalk
or the newer...
sudo apt install netatalk
It is part of universe so available for 18.04.
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid sinceaptorapt-getneeds to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position;apt netatalk installis invalid whileapt install netatalkis valid.
– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
sudo apt-get netatalk
is an invalid command. It is
sudo apt-get install netatalk
or the newer...
sudo apt install netatalk
It is part of universe so available for 18.04.
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
sudo apt-get netatalk
is an invalid command. It is
sudo apt-get install netatalk
or the newer...
sudo apt install netatalk
It is part of universe so available for 18.04.
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 15 at 14:28
Rinzwind
196k25374508
196k25374508
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid sinceaptorapt-getneeds to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position;apt netatalk installis invalid whileapt install netatalkis valid.
– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
add a comment |Â
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid sinceaptorapt-getneeds to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position;apt netatalk installis invalid whileapt install netatalkis valid.
– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
Ah! Stupid me. Many thanks for your help - and patience.
– spaceprobe
May 16 at 7:31
It's invalid since
apt or apt-get needs to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position; apt netatalk install is invalid while apt install netatalk is valid.– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
It's invalid since
apt or apt-get needs to accept arguments before passing the package name. You can't swap their position; apt netatalk install is invalid while apt install netatalk is valid.– Aryo Adhi
May 24 at 6:39
add a comment |Â
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Also note that you can use the SMB protocol to share files with Macs.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 15 at 14:30