rocalos2
But I can't found documentation about web/2 on dink.org. The site is down.
Yes, Dink left a few years ago. I am not sure if there is any real documentation for Web/2. All I have is the package, with some samples., and all I use it for, is to run Web Family Tree (which is a cgi script). It isn't difficult to figure it out, just add a file called index.html, and it will load that when anybody accesses port 80 on your machine. index.html can be used to link to other pages to make a complete web site.
Blonde Guy
I suspect the problems with Samba are on the client in the NetDrive part anyway, because the same problems exist with NetDrive over FTP.
I don't have NetDrive, so I wasn't sure about that. I agree that the main problems are in the EVFS/EVFSGUI client. The latest ndpsmb.dll seems to work better, but it still has problems. I can't really tell if it is the dll, or if it is the GUI that causes the trouble,. I have found that setting the cache timeout to 420 seconds, and the Listings to cache to 80 (the maximum), does make it work better, but not perfectly. FWIW, I don't see many problems when accessing the SAMBA server from XP or Win7, it is only the SAMBA client in eCS that seems to have serious problems.
Re: RSync:
I have alternatives for Windows that look more attractive anyway.
I have tested a package called DeltaCopy (server, and client, for windows), which is compatible with RSync. I don't really use it because I don't really use windows much, so I can't really say that it is reliable, but it does work.
I'm going to set up eCups for printing. This is far from satisfactory at this point, but I'll simply document and open bugs.
That has been my experience with CUPS too. I can get the test page to print, but it always cuts off the left hand half inch, no matter what I try. It seems to be something wrong in the page dimension calculations, but nobody seems interested in fixing it, and I don't know enough about it to even try. Of course, my printer (Canon i960) is old now, and it seems that there are not a lot of them left (best printer I ever had), so there isn't much point in pushing the issue.