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Distribution: Debian PPC/i386/AMD64 5.0(Lenny), Vista, XP , WIN7, Server 03/08
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netatalk is the implementation of AppleTalk on linux there really is no configuration to speak of. If you have an mac with appletalk enabled try going to the mac network browser you should see the server that is running netatalk if you try to log into it use your linux username and password and it will connect you and automatically mount your home share and provide you to available network services.
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