(I think this is the right place - if not please move)
OK, I have NFS shares setup on my HP-UX server. I also have Win 2008 R2 server accessing those shares via the mount command, eg
mount -o mtype=hard -o anon hpserver://share/bernie v:
When copying / creating text files on v: on the windows server - the file is being created on the share as a DOS ascii file. I would like to actually have the NFS client translate the file to create a UNIX ascii file (only a LF).
I cannot see any options in the mount command that would do a DOS to UNIX translation.
I used to use a client called Omni-NFS and that had a tick box to enable DOS to UNIX conversion.
Can this be done using the windows 2008 NFS functionality or will I have to go and install some 3rd party NFS client.
Please help
TIA
B.
OK, I have NFS shares setup on my HP-UX server. I also have Win 2008 R2 server accessing those shares via the mount command, eg
mount -o mtype=hard -o anon hpserver://share/bernie v:
When copying / creating text files on v: on the windows server - the file is being created on the share as a DOS ascii file. I would like to actually have the NFS client translate the file to create a UNIX ascii file (only a LF).
I cannot see any options in the mount command that would do a DOS to UNIX translation.
I used to use a client called Omni-NFS and that had a tick box to enable DOS to UNIX conversion.
Can this be done using the windows 2008 NFS functionality or will I have to go and install some 3rd party NFS client.
Please help
TIA
B.