Re: Samba in /etc/fstab?

On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote: > Here at my office, when my Win98 machine boots, it mounts my Linux box > as a Network Drive. > > I'd like to have My Linux box do the same, in reverse. I know the > command line is: > mount -t smbfs //dread/c /mnt/dread/c > > Which translates

Re: Samba in /etc/fstab?

On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote: > Since I'm a one-man operation, that's not a big issue. If someone else > gets in enough to read fstab, Ive got more to worry about than a windows > password. :) > > Regardless, there is no password required. Would the fstab then be: > //host/resou

Re: Samba in /etc/fstab?

On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ken Ambrose wrote: > Here's a (sample) entry: > > //host/resource /mount/point smb username=foo,password=bar 0 0 > > Note that this is -insecure- since /etc/fstab is usually world-readable. > Be vewwy, vewwy careful when passwords are in plaintext. > Since I'm a one

Re: Samba in /etc/fstab?

Here's a (sample) entry: //host/resource /mount/point smb username=foo,password=bar 0 0 Note that this is -insecure- since /etc/fstab is usually world-readable. Be vewwy, vewwy careful when passwords are in plaintext. -Ken On Mon, 20 May 2002, Thomas M. Albright wrote: > Here at my off

Samba in /etc/fstab?

Here at my office, when my Win98 machine boots, it mounts my Linux box as a Network Drive. I'd like to have My Linux box do the same, in reverse. I know the command line is: mount -t smbfs //dread/c /mnt/dread/c Which translates into the /etc/fstab entries as: //dread/c /mnt/dread/c

Re: Samba & Windows Virii

On Fri, 17 May 2002, at 2:36pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > How does NT do it? Do they really scan the data stream before it gets > written to disk? NT has system calls that allow services to hook into the filesystem API stack, and intercept reads and writes, where they can be scanned for virus

Re: Samba & Windows Virii

On Fri, 17 May 2002, at 1:25pm, mike ledoux wrote: > we now will also scan for virii on the Samba servers whenever a file is > accessed. The general concensus is that the only way to do this without taking a huge performance hit would be to build the anti-virus engine into either Samba

Re: Samba & Windows Virii

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 At some point hitherto, mike ledoux hath spake thusly: > Your link indicates that this is not actually the case. I guess I'll > give it a try with one of the commercial scanners and see where that > leads. Thanks! I have a slightly-more-than passin

Re: Samba & Windows Virii

ally hoping that there > >is a known solution for this problem. Google was pretty unhelpful > >on this, turning up a bunch of links that all ultimately led to > >http://sourceforge.net/projects/openantivirus/, which appears very much > >to be not ready for prime-time

Re: Samba & Windows Virii

y unhelpful >on this, turning up a bunch of links that all ultimately led to >http://sourceforge.net/projects/openantivirus/, which appears very much >to be not ready for prime-time yet. I didn't know NT could do this either. Samba only mimics an NT server from the network file system

Re: samba config

of course), then restart xinetd itself. service xinetd restart then point your browser at localhost:901 and enjoy. Now, I don't think swat is installed along with Samba by default so you may need to install it yourself. Can't check here as mine is from source --rdp On Mon, 18 Ma

Re: samba config

In a message dated: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 14:28:02 EST Robert Casey said: >Good afternoon all, > >I'm setting up a Samba server and I want to configure SWAT. Documentation >says to modify your /etc/inetd.conf file so the swat service will start but >I don't have a /etc/ine

Re: samba config

I believe that RH 7.0 and above use xinetd instead of inetd, so you will have to use that config file. FYI, Kenny On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 14:28, Robert Casey wrote: > Good afternoon all, > > I'm setting up a Samba server and I want to configure SWAT. Documentation > sa

samba config

Good afternoon all, I'm setting up a Samba server and I want to configure SWAT. Documentation says to modify your /etc/inetd.conf file so the swat service will start but I don't have a /etc/inetd.conf file. I'm running Linux 7.2 and Samba was installed with the OS. Coul

Re: Samba and PAM

Paul Lussier wrote: > > What OS is the Windows system running? WinME. It doesn't have the unencrypted password registry key installed on it, either. C-Ya, Kenny -- --- Kenneth E. Lussier Geek by nature, Linux by choice PGP KeyID C0D2BA57 Pu

Re: Samba and PAM

In a message dated: Sun, 09 Dec 2001 20:29:49 EST "Kenneth E. Lussier" said: >In case anyone is interested: > >I built Samba 2.2.2 with theses configure options: "--with-smbmount >--with-pam --with-libsmbclient --with-winbind". I set up my smb.conf >and se

Re: Samba and PAM

In case anyone is interested: I built Samba 2.2.2 with theses configure options: "--with-smbmount --with-pam --with-libsmbclient --with-winbind". I set up my smb.conf and set encrypted passwords = no. I don't have an smbpasswd file anywhere on my system. I rebooted my wifes syst

Re: Samba and PAM

> changed, but I'm not able to "automagically" use the MD5 passwords. If you compiler your own version of samba, compile it with the --with-pam option to the configuration build script. If you then turn password encryption off, Samba will now, by default, *NOT* use the

Re: Samba and PAM

passwords. Thanks, -Ken On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote: > Hi All, > > I have the dubious chore of setting up a Samba PDC for my office. I > currently have a Linux system that all users have an account on. All of > the passwords are MD5 passwords using shadow. These

Samba and PAM

Hi All, I have the dubious chore of setting up a Samba PDC for my office. I currently have a Linux system that all users have an account on. All of the passwords are MD5 passwords using shadow. These are the usernames and passwords that I want to use, but I don't want everyone to ha

Mon & Samba

Does anyone here use mon to monitor a samba server? I'm trying to set it up and it seems someone forgot to put the proper syntax or even an example in the readme file. In mon, the noemal syntax is: [service].monitor {options} [host] I don't want any of the options specified in the r

Re: RedHat 7.X and SWAT (Samba)

nyone out there set up Samba via swat on a > Redhat 7.X server? if so what did you do to get SWAT > started? Two things: 1. Make sure the "samba-swat" package is installed [mbrodeur@freak mbrodeur]$ rpm -qa | grep samba samba-client-2.2.1a-4 samba-common-2.2.1a-4 samba-swat-2.2.1a-4

Re: RedHat 7.X and SWAT (Samba)

This does not, in any way, answer your questions. However, I must point out that I believe it a good thing that SWAT isn't starting. GUI front-ends which hide the under lying actions from the user and prevent them from understanding what's happening are a bad thing. GUI front-ends which con

Re: RedHat 7.X and SWAT (Samba)

On Tue, 6 Nov 2001, Vince McHugh wrote: > I am having some trouble starting SWAT on Redhat > 7.0. & 7.1 . On the Old Redhat 6.2 you could start > through /etc/inetd.conf , But with 7.X Xinetd replaces > Inetd. xinetd is really not all that different than inetd. It uses a different configuratio

RedHat 7.X and SWAT (Samba)

Hi All, I am having some trouble starting SWAT on Redhat 7.0. & 7.1 . On the Old Redhat 6.2 you could start through /etc/inetd.conf , But with 7.X Xinetd replaces Inetd. Has anyone out there set up Samba via swat on a Redhat 7.X server? if so what did you do to get SWAT started? I

Nifty Samba link.

Samba docs have always been vaguelly annoying: the smb.conf file can certainly be a bit disconcerting at first. Well, I'm glad to report that the following link is pretty darn nifty: http://us6.samba.org/samba/docs/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.html#AEN1146 It gives you a generic smb.conf (

Re: Samba Printing.

le to reading a pile of manuals, prior to the installation. I prefer to have it working and then read the pile of manuals, testing and playing as I go. So, I've a skeleton with a few sections filled out so far. It's geared toward RH 7.1, with specific installation steps to get a very vanilla Sa

Re: Samba Printing.

To follow on to Paul's great coverage on how to do the immediate job, I'd like to recommend a Samba book I've personally found very helpful - The Samba Big Black Book, by OpenCoriolis Press (I think I got the name right, it's the Samba book in their Black Book series). Pe

Re: Samba Printing.

In a message dated: Fri, 05 Oct 2001 17:14:32 PDT Ken Ambrose said: >Also, unless I'm mistaken (which I'm certain could never happen), I >believe the newest edition has a section or two which are Linux-specific; >might be very helpful to see what they have to say. Yes it does, and not only tha

Re: Samba Printing.

ad, and 99% of it applies to Linux as well as commercial > variants of Unix. With this one book, you can figure out how to do > almost anything at the system level (i.e. not 3rd party add-on sw > config e.g. samba). Oh, c'mon: you left out the single coolest thing about the book.

Re: Samba Printing.

s the single most useful book I've ever read, and 99% of it applies to Linux as well as commercial variants of Unix. With this one book, you can figure out how to do almost anything at the system level (i.e. not 3rd party add-on sw config e.g. samba). >I've a fairly simple task ah

Samba Printing.

he Howto's they talk about the "print$" share for printer drivers. However, I find nothing in any of the sample SMB.CONF files, nor anything comprehensible in the files included with Samba. Could someone outline the basic steps needed to attach and share a printer to my Linux Sam

Re: Samba printer issues.

On Wed, 3 Oct 2001, Ken Ambrose wrote: > Specifically (and this has happened with both CUPS and LPRng), from time > to time, my W2K boxen will decide, "Printer not found on server, unable > to connect". Turn up/on logging in your smb.conf file, and look at the results. Sa

Samba printer issues.

ill decide, "Printer not found on server, unable to connect". Happily disregarding the message, everything prints. But a) it really look bad having that damn error message crop up, and b) last time it happened, after about a month of functionality, suddenly, and for no apparent reason, al

Samba Domains

Hi All, I also have a Samba\Linux question. I have recently replaced two NT4 PDC servers with two Samba\Linux servers acting as PDCs. But a remaining NT4 PDC doesn't seem to allow us to accept the Samba\Linux domains as trusted domains. Each of the Samba\Linux servers seem to serve the

Re: Samba Domains

You have to do some init script hacking, so the startup points to two separate config files, and have ethernet aliasing on (so they look like two different machines), but I've done this in the past (ran two instances of Samba that appeared to be in two different domains). Great way to

Re: Samba Domains

re that there is a way to hack it up so that it does the job... > P.S. Speaking of Samba, anyone see "Access denied, unable to connect" > for > all of their Samba-based printers? Suddenly started happening to all my > Windows boxes, and I have /no/ idea what's changed

Re: Samba Domains

> I am prepairing to do away with NT on my network and replace it with a Linux > system running Samba. However, there are two Windows domains. Is there any way > to have a single Samba server act as a PDC for two separate domains? I was > thinking of having Samba installed twice on

Samba Domains

All, I am prepairing to do away with NT on my network and replace it with a Linux system running Samba. However, there are two Windows domains. Is there any way to have a single Samba server act as a PDC for two separate domains? I was thinking of having Samba installed twice on the machine and

Re: Linux / Samba for school

Where at in CA? We can possibly get him in contact with the local LUGS there to help out directly. jeff "Karl J. Runge" said: > >Hi, > >To all who replied about Linux and Samba use at a school, thanks very >much for your replies! The links are great, especially

Re: Linux / Samba for school

Hi, To all who replied about Linux and Samba use at a school, thanks very much for your replies! The links are great, especially http://www.seul.org/edu Please keep any more information coming, any generic pitching samba to management slides, etc could be useful. To those who offered to give

Re: Linux / Samba for school

On Fri, 25 May 2001, Karl J. Runge wrote: > This is somewhat for Bob Sparks, but I'd appreciate information from anyone. > > Do we have a prepared/canned presentation on using Linux as a Samba file server? > > I have a friend who wants to convince the people at his son&#

Re: Linux / Samba for school

Pointer to a school district using Linux: http://admin.cmsd.bc.ca/documentation/ Pointer to the Simple End-User Linux - Education page http://www.seul.org/edu/ (I'll keep looking for a specific Samba link) jeff --- J

Linux / Samba for school

Hello, This is somewhat for Bob Sparks, but I'd appreciate information from anyone. Do we have a prepared/canned presentation on using Linux as a Samba file server? I have a friend who wants to convince the people at his son's elementary school to use Linux as a Samba file serv

Boston Linux Meeting Wednesday, April 18, 2001 Samba and Printing

When:April 18, 2001 7:00 p.m. (6:30PM Q&A) Topic: Samba and Printing Presented by Anthony J Gabrielson Location: MIT Building 4-370 Tony will be presenting a hands on presentation of how to set up Samba to print to a Windows system printer. The basic issues Tony will discus

Samba, netatalk, etc.

On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 06:33:35PM -0500, Peter Cavender wrote: > >Is there a daemon I can run besides ftp which has clients which run on > >Windows and Macs to allow password protected access for uploading? > > Why not samba for Win, and netatalk for Macs? Sure, for a LAN

Re: Samba smbpasswd question

Have you looked at the document? /usr/doc/samba-2.0.3/docs/textdocs/ENCRYPTION.txt (or whatever your version is). Or other files in that directory? A quick glance suggests there may be some useful tips in there. Karl > Does anyone know of a perl script anywhere to compute an smbpas

Re: Samba smbpasswd question

Today, Niall Kavanagh gleaned this insight: > This is perhaps one of the most ridiculous password schemes known to > mankind: While that may be true (and I agree completely with your assessment), those of us who have Windows in our environments are stuck with them. I have myself had occasion to

Re: Samba smbpasswd question

This is perhaps one of the most ridiculous password schemes known to mankind: http://www.insecure.org/sploits/l0phtcrack.lanman.problems.html You could also peek at: http://samba.gorski.net/samba/ftp/pwdump/pwdump.c On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Paul Lussier wrote: > > Does anyone know of

Re: Samba smbpasswd question

On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Paul Lussier wrote: > Does anyone know of a perl script anywhere to compute an smbpasswd file > entry? What's wrong with calling smbpasswd with system() or popen() or whatever? -- Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Net Technologies, Inc. Voice: (800)905

Samba smbpasswd question

Does anyone know of a perl script anywhere to compute an smbpasswd file entry? Or, at least what the algorithm is to compute the hash entry to the smbpasswd file? I can compute DES and MD5 hashes, but can't seem to find any documentation on computing the LANMAN hash used in smbpasswd? I suppos

Samba 2.2/PDC/W2K question...

I'm trying to get a 2.2 PDC to talk to a W2K notebook, and failing miserably. I've followed (and modified, as per the directions) the smb.conf file found over at http://us4.samba.org/samba/docs/ (I've read both the 2.2 HowTo and FAQ), and attempted to add the W2K host to the do

Samba T-Shirts.

Kurth Bemis writes: > I'm sure that you all know samba. ( the original samba, not TNG ) ... Well, I know some of the original samba, though I seem to have trouble leading the difference between a criss-cross and a shadow b

Samba T-Shirts.

I'm sure that you all know samba. ( the original samba, not TNG ) Over the past few days i have been talking to one of the team members on the project, Christopher R. Hertel. He has extended this special offer to me and the LUGs that i belong. For every order that i send him he will in

Re: Learning Samba

In a message dated: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 14:05:49 EDT "Jerry Feldman" said: >I found that the book, Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours by Sams: > >http://www.mcp.com/sams/detail_sams.cfm?item=0672316099 Think what you will about the whole "Teach yourself in X amount of time&q

Re: Learning Samba

Check the SMB-HOWTO on www.linuxdoc.org Especially note the part about how you need to make a change in the registry's of the Win systems that you will be mounting your linux drive(s) on. There are three RPM's you need to install. They are all called samba-*.rpm Whenever you make

RE: Learning Samba

O'Reilly has a book called "Using Samba" (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/desc.html) which has been "officially adopted by the Samba team." If you haven't picked up any of their books, you should really take a look at them. Very informative. I checked their w

Re: Learning Samba

I found that the book, Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours by Sams: http://www.mcp.com/sams/detail_sams.cfm?item=0672316099 I was not able to get printing to work where the LInux system was the print server. I had gone over my smb.conf files several times, compared it with some others, and even

Re: Learning Samba

In a message dated: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 13:49:38 EDT "Sean Goodell" said: >I am new to Linux and would like to setup Samba on a machine running RH = >6.2. Can anyone recommend a good website or book to help me properly = >setup Samba? This machine is not connected to the

Learning Samba

I am new to Linux and would like to setup Samba on a machine running RH 6.2.  Can anyone recommend a good website or book to help me properly setup Samba?  This machine is not connected to the outside world, but some machines on the network are connected via cable internet access.  What

Re: Samba Printing

On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote: > Does anyone know how Samba handles priniting if it is told to use > /etc/printcap? More or less automagically ... > Do I need to enter all of the printers separately in the smb.conf, or am I > just missing something? Make s

Samba Printing

All, Does anyone know how Samba handles priniting if it is told to use /etc/printcap? The problem that I am having is that printers will only print to the first printer defined in printcap. Do I need to enter all of the printers separately in the smb.conf, or am I just missing something? TIA

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

Farrell Woods wrote: > > Hmm, do you have any "stale" hosts files? Like, \windows\lmhosts on > the W95 machine? Bingo! LMHOSTS was stale. I got everything else, but forgot this one. Thanks! -- #kenP-)} Ken Coar Apache Software Foundation

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

In a message dated: Thu, 01 Jun 2000 15:40:42 GMT [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >> To complicate matters, I changed the local machines from net-10 >> to net-192.168 addresses, and I don't think I accessed the share >> since that change. > >This should not have affected things either. Yes it could, s

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

Did you check the smb.conf file to make sure you allow the address to be used? There should be an "interfaces = 111.222.111.222/255.255.255.0" line in the config file. You'll need to set this line to reflect the new IP and restart samba. -- Seeya, Paul "

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

gt;>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > > On 6/1/00, 11:22:43 AM, Rodent of Unusual Size <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote regarding Samba woes after changing NIC: > > > Oh sigh.. I

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 6/1/00, 11:22:43 AM, Rodent of Unusual Size <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Samba woes after changing NIC: > O

Re: Samba woes after changing NIC

> To complicate matters, I changed the local machines from net-10 > to net-192.168 addresses, Hmm, do you have any "stale" hosts files? Like, \windows\lmhosts on the W95 machine? I bet that even though the share exported by Samba is visible in "Network Neighborhood"

Samba woes after changing NIC

Oh sigh.. I swapped out the 3C509 combo card on my Windows 95 box and replaced it with a 3C905-TX-M. Great stuff in all respects.. except that now I can't access the Samba shares on my Linux box. The Linux system shows up in the Network Neighbourhood, but when I click on it I get (after a

Re: samba

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 5/19/00, 4:11:13 PM, "George Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding samba: > I am a linux newbie

samba

I am a linux newbie and am running redhat 6.1. I have installed samba and my linux machine shows up in the network neighborhood but when I try to access the linux box I am asked for a password and I have tried every password that I have ever used but it rejects everything. My question is what

Re: Samba, VMware, Windoze files (was: Re: Virus???)

Yesterday, Benjamin Scott gleaned this insight: > On Wed, 10 May 2000, Bruce McCulley wrote: > > Jeff, I'm not sure I understand it completely, but I thought Karl's use of > > Samba was for communications with VMware not access to Windows filesystems > > in

Re: Samba, VMware, Windoze files (was: Re: Virus???)

On Wed, 10 May 2000, Bruce McCulley wrote: > Jeff, I'm not sure I understand it completely, but I thought Karl's use of > Samba was for communications with VMware not access to Windows filesystems > in general. VMware actually creates a true virtual machine to run Windows in

Re: Samba, VMware, Windoze files (was: Re: Virus???)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Jeff, I'm not sure I understand it completely, but I thought Karl's use of > Samba was for communications with VMware not access to Windows > filesystems in general. > When I've used Samba to, for example, serve files from a Windows >

Samba, VMware, Windoze files (was: Re: Virus???)

Jeff, I'm not sure I understand it completely, but I thought Karl's use of Samba was for communications with VMware not access to Windows filesystems in general. When I've used Samba to, for example, serve files from a Windows diskette across that network from a Linux server to a

re: SAMBA to the Rescue

An addition to my SAMBA story - smbmount (mount -t smbfs) takes a workgroup option (workgroup=), letting you mount a directory in a different domain. I've now got a Linux machine set up to allow controlled transfers between the two domains by having a directory in each mounted. Thanks t

Re: SAMBA to the rescue

Please let us know if that works, I for one would be interested as I haven't tried that yet... JFeole > > > > For another, you can actually run multiple copies of Samba on one machine, > > each a member of a different domain. The details I am not sure about, but i

Re: SAMBA to the rescue

By reboot SAMBA, i meant do an /etc/rc.d/init.d/smb restart. Will look into having dual SAMBAs (as opposed to duelling SAMBAs) running, sound interesting, not sure how they share the port (although the modularization of SAMBA TNG should allow that, with the listener forwarding the stuff

Re: SAMBA to the rescue

On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Just had to move a file between two NT domains. Turns out the easiest way I > could figure was to move the file to my Linux SAMBA machine on one domain, > reboot SAMBA to the other domain (second smb.conf file), mount the destination >

SAMBA to the rescue

Just had to move a file between two NT domains. Turns out the easiest way I could figure was to move the file to my Linux SAMBA machine on one domain, reboot SAMBA to the other domain (second smb.conf file), mount the destination directory on the Linux machine (type smbfs), copy the file over

Re: Samba Question.

On Fri, 17 Mar 2000, Greg Kettmann wrote: > Hey, how many dumb questions are we allowed before we're shunned ;-) Nobody seems to have hit that limit so far :-) > Right now I can't get Samba running. It's installed by default. I've > configured it and cre

Re: Samba Question.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Right now I can't get Samba running. It's installed by default. I've > configured it and created a share. It won't start. It says it does but > it doesn't. Shutting it down "fails". Status says "down". The

Samba Question.

Hey, how many dumb questions are we allowed before we're shunned ;-) I happen to be using Mandrake V7 but could easily switch distributions at this point. I'm rebuilding my firewall. The new one will also have Samba, DHCP, SSH, Apache, Poptop (VPN) and a few misc. other things. R

Lastest Samba RPM issue

Hi All, I have updated the latest samba rpm samba-2.0.6-19991110.i386.rpm on my RedHat 6.0 (Hedwig) system replacing samba-2.0.3-8.i386. ( I also tried compliing the source and generating rpm from it). Following are some problems:- 1. Executing smbclient -L mypc does not show workgroup

Re: Samba Question

Karl J. Runge writes: > (though I believe rshd > servers do exist for Windows...) Yes. And, just in case you ever wanted to know, the one that Microsoft ships with their development tools isn't very robust. It's flaky, it has its own wacko quoting rules, and for some things it just doesn't wo

Re: Samba Question

ital Audio Tape. As in a sequential access medium. > > It does not mount in the Unix filesystem, therefore it cannot be shared via > > Samba. Additionally, Windows does treat sequential access devices differently > > then r

Re: Samba Question

t be shared via > Samba. Additionally, Windows does treat sequential access devices differently > then random access devices. In fact, different versions of Windows treat them > differently, or not at all. :-) ** To unsubscribe from

Re: Samba Question

"Windows file sharing" part of SMB. Samba does not implement that protocol at all, AFAIK. Sequential access devices (tapes) are generally not presented by the OS in the same way as random access devices (disks). The conventional "files and folders" abstraction used by Uni

RE: Samba Question

On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Lussier, Kenneth wrote: >> 1. Is it possible to mount DAT tape from windows PC connect to linux >>server running samba? > > I don't see why not. If the DAT is shared out via Windoze print > and file sharing. I do this with my Zip ( I k

Re: Samba Question

In a message dated: Wed, 01 Mar 2000 09:30:33 EST "Lussier, Kenneth" said: >> Hi All, >> >> Questions: >> >> 2. How LAN speed suffers if Linux BOX is used as a file and database >> server for 5 users. (Linux Box running Oracle 8.0.4 and S

RE: Samba Question

>> 3. How can I use this box as a Fax server? install hylafax. I haven't used it yet, but that's what people tend to use, at least what I heard. Ferenc ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following tex

RE: Samba Question

> Hi All, > > Questions: > > 1. Is it possible to mount DAT tape from windows PC connect to linux > server running samba? > >> I don't see why not. If the DAT is shared out via Windoze print and file sharing. I do this with my Zip ( I know it's

Re: Samba Question

Nadeem Kafi did expound, once apon a Tomorrow: > 1. Is it possible to mount DAT tape from windows PC connect to linux > server running samba? I don't think so. But I'm not an expert there... > 2. How LAN speed suffers if Linux BOX is used as a file and database >

Samba Question

Hi All, Questions: 1. Is it possible to mount DAT tape from windows PC connect to linux server running samba? 2. How LAN speed suffers if Linux BOX is used as a file and database server for 5 users. (Linux Box running Oracle 8.0.4 and Samba, Windows PC running Developer 2000

RE: Samba troubles (Was: Linux Persons Needed)

ds > Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 5:03 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Samba troubles (Was: Linux Persons Needed) > > > > Any ideas? > >Umm, not really. :-) Samba doesn't (that I know of) contain any data > about the domain name; it pulls that from the sy

Samba troubles (Was: Linux Persons Needed)

> Any ideas? Umm, not really. :-) Samba doesn't (that I know of) contain any data about the domain name; it pulls that from the system. Samba only worries about acceptable interfaces and allowed hosts (did you change IP address numbers?). What I'd check is /etc/samba/smb.conf

Re: Samba dilemma (was Linux Persons Needed)

Jim Ryan wrote: > Last night I got my RH6.1 box going as an ntp server. During this > process I decided to change the domain name to something else. The box > was originally linux.domain.com, now its linux.newdomain.com. After > doing this I could no longer connect to the samba sh