Mac Thread, Network Library resource sharing with OS X Server in Technical; Hi,
im sure this has been answered elsewhere but i couldnt find it searching, but i want to setup a ...
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7th October 2011, 02:25 PM #1 Network Library resource sharing with OS X Server
Hi,
im sure this has been answered elsewhere but i couldnt find it searching, but i want to setup a network library, so anything in there, replicates to the same folder on all the macs bound to the server (thats how i believe it works anyway lol)
But im looking around the server, in services etc, but cant find anything to do with setting up a network library or resource sharing.
Ive installed comic life on all the macs, and simply want the registration plist file to live on the server, and register all the copies of comic life.
i contacted comic life and they said to install it here when you have the network library setup
/Network/Library/Application Support/plasq/Licenses
But thats where i get stuck, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
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7th October 2011, 03:40 PM #2 From memory in 10.5/10.6 server it was within File Sharing and Automounts
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7th October 2011, 03:55 PM #3 From memory in 10.5/10.6 server it was within File Sharing and Automounts
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Thanks to rbelson from:
stevenwba (10th October 2011)
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10th October 2011, 08:33 AM #4 do i just create the folder structure in there? /Network/Library/Application Support/plasq/Licenses
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10th October 2011, 12:58 PM #5 My version of Server admin is 10.7.
Open Server admin and then click on AFP.
Click on Share Points.
Browse to the folder that you wish to share out.
Click the share button
In the bottom pane click, click on share point
Tick enable Automount. A drop down window will appear.
Choose the shared Library Folder option.
Enter the Directory Admin Username and Password.
Click Save.
I'm not too sure of the folder structure after this. You may need to experiment a little.
Also I may have given you info you already knew. If so please ignore this post completely
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Thanks to HodgeHi from:
stevenwba (10th October 2011)
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10th October 2011, 01:00 PM #6 Also don't forget that you can use ARD to push out the plist file.
Specify the full path in ARD as /Library/Application Support/
Copy the plasq folder into this location.
You may need to fix permissions on this file too after copying. I have run into problems before with this.
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Thanks to HodgeHi from:
stevenwba (10th October 2011)
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10th October 2011, 02:08 PM #7 
Originally Posted by
HodgeHi
My version of Server admin is 10.7.
Open Server admin and then click on AFP.
Click on Share Points.
Browse to the folder that you wish to share out.
Click the share button
In the bottom pane click, click on share point
Tick enable Automount. A drop down window will appear.
Choose the shared Library Folder option.
Enter the Directory Admin Username and Password.
Click Save.
I'm not too sure of the folder structure after this. You may need to experiment a little.
Also I may have given you info you already knew. If so please ignore this post completely

right I've created a share of this folder /Library/Application Support/plasq/Licenses but this is not the file path that comic life needs as it requires Networtk/Library/Application Support/plasq/Licenses, on the server hd it won't allow me to create a folder called network as it says there is already one with this name;
Hodge,
I got as far as these steps.
Tick enable Automount. A drop down window will appear.
Choose the shared Library Folder option.
Enter the Directory Admin Username and Password.
Click Save.
but there was no option to click enable automount
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10th October 2011, 04:36 PM #8 Auto_Mount_Location.png
This only becomes available once you click the share button at the top to share the folder selected.
Hope this helps
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11th October 2011, 08:23 AM #9 
Originally Posted by
HodgeHi
Auto_Mount_Location.png
This only becomes available once you click the share button at the top to share the folder selected.
Hope this helps

Right i was doing it through file sharing in server and not server admin, but i have don't that share points button at the top, so i guess i haven't got something else setup? how did you get that share points there?
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11th October 2011, 11:30 AM #10 Have you got any of the sharing services active? Either SMB or AFP will need to running to allow for sharing out folders.
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11th October 2011, 11:48 AM #11 no i haven't. after having a look on apples website and google i couldn't find much about enabling them, in server admin, its not in the list to enable
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12th October 2011, 09:07 AM #12 
Originally Posted by
HodgeHi
Have you got any of the sharing services active? Either SMB or AFP will need to running to allow for sharing out folders.
How do i enable either smb or afp service? cant find anything searching
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12th October 2011, 09:18 AM #13 I am working on a 10.6.8 server with Server admin 10.7 on the client. Lion Server may be different as some of the services had their access removed. I can't remember if the sharing services were removed. However...
Server_Admin_Services.png
Click 1, Click on the server name in the list of servers.
Click 2, Click on the settings icon.
Click 3, Click on the services tab.
This should bring up a a list of services available for use. Clicking on the tick box and then Save at the bottom right, adds it to the list of services under the server name on the left.
Next click on the service name and then click start towards the bottom of the Server Admin window.
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12th October 2011, 09:56 AM #14 
Originally Posted by
stevenwba
How do i enable either smb or afp service? cant find anything searching
I'm using 10.6.8 server and I think it's a little different to what Hodge said. Go to server admin and select your server. If you haven't set this up yet, it's a great feature that allows you to view whether services are enabled, can show you usage statistics, sharing points, the list goes on. If you then go to the settings tab furthest to the right and then on the services tab below that you should be given a list of services. Simply tick what you want enabled and then you can check if it is active by going to the overview tab.
I would add a screenshot but won't let me upload it.
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12th October 2011, 09:57 AM #15 Stupid double posts..
Just realised as well that I basically said exactly what Hodge said. 2 Good answers are better than one I suppose
Last edited by SC92; 12th October 2011 at 10:11 AM.
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