Brandon High wrote:
smbclient has similar weirdness.
Fails:
$ smbclient -U gu...@domain -N //basestar/public
Without a password, smbd assumes you're the "anonymous" user, which only has
access to the $IPC share. This may or may not be the 'correct' behaviour. I'm
looking into it.
Works
$ smbclient -U gu...@domain%foo //basestar/public
With a password (any password), you're authenticating as "Guest", who can have
access to the other shares. That is, unless you have a unix user called Guest.
In which case, idmap will tell smbd that Guest is a local user, not the "Guest"
user, and you'll have to provide the correct unix password. So if you're getting
"password denied" for "Guest", check that.
# smbutil status basestar
smbutil: unable to get status from basestar: nberr = host not found
This one I haven't figured out yet; I get around it by having my nameservice
(usually /etc/hosts...) point my server name to 127.0.0.1.
-Drew
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