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10.7: View Linux SMB servers in Path Finder
You can probably announce the Linux SMB services from the Mac itself using OS X’s built-in “dns-sd” to advertise it. Under Snow Leopard, which I still use, I have a few slapped-together LaunchAgents to announce the availability of remote Windows SMB servers that are on the far side of routers — VPNs mostly — where broadcasts can’t cross, causing them to show up in the garbage bar on the left side of (at least regular, if not also Path-) Finder windows like local servers would. Here is one that I have modified slightly to redact private info:
SMB servers announced this way show a Mac icon instead of the blue-screen CRT, but it all works the same.
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