John H Terpstra wrote:
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, ___cliff rayman___ wrote:
running samba 2.2.7 on linux as a PDC.
client box is win XP PRO SP1.
When shutting down windows i am getting an error message
as follows (paraphrased since it lasts for 30 seconds and disappears
no matter what you do *&*&#$#$ ):
Problem saving profile Documents and Settings/Start Menu/Programs/
Accessoreis/Entertainment/Windows Media Player.lnk
drives me nuts. In the latter case, nothing short of re-installation of the Win NT/2K/XP machines seems to solve the problem.
ouch
yes - i have been running at log level 10 to flush out all the problems that i have been having. so,Another thing I found is that if the debug level is set to 0 when the client first negotiates roaming profile handling then no problems ensue, but if the debug level is set to 3 or more during first negotiation of
when i jointed the domain, i was at log level 10.
this occurs with one of the login names from that machine, but so far, not the othersroaming profile handling for a freshly installed Win2K/XP system, then about 2 out of 3 stations will experience a problem. That problem could be anything from: 1. Pop-up of notepad with the contents of what looks like a .ini file
the fully qualified domain name of this server is "mars.genwax.test". i know that
Secondly, embedding of '.' (dots) in a NetBIOS name is a very bad
practice. If your Win2K clients use DNS for name resolution and your DNS
domain is thecompany.com, then the above NetBIOS names would map to"
mars.genwax.test.thecompany.com
is kind of strange, but this is a test server, on a test network, so it has its own
ip addresses, domain, and netbios names. i changed it to simply mars, and it did
not change any of the system behavior.
os level = 99
Why 99? An OS level of 33 is more than enough and setting it higher does not add anything. This is trivial so please ignore. My comment is just FYI.
got it from page 6 of the "Unofficial Samba How-To". -- ___cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.genwax.com/ -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
