[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK I am new to Samba.
I need a solution for a problem of long PC names and short AIX names.
How do I work around this issue?
This might not work on AIX, but it does for me on a Digital Unix 4.0D
'PDC' I run.
In DU's case it's only the 'useradd' command that is limited
I'm having a wierd problem I don't quite understand. For some users
(me in particular) the 'homes' share cannot be accessed. Windows XP
returns 'the sharename can't be found' or asks for a password. Supplying
one doesn't help.
Assing the 'named' autocreated version works fine. Every time.
Th
e list. So I stopped trying to hide shares...
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Arts IT Unit, Faculty of Arts, Sydney University
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version scripts. I did it by hand,
fielding user complaints and then renaming their files. (Which they then
renamed back into what they wanted, but it was stored on the Unix side
UTF-8 now)
Of note on Fedora Core if I do an 'ls' of a folder containing something
like Chinese put there
Matthew Geier wrote:
I'm having terrible trouble getting a share that 'anyone' can connect
to read only with out a password, but selected people who have write
persmission would log into normally. The machine will have other shares
that are access by athentication only.
choppe
I'm having terrible trouble getting a share that 'anyone' can connect
to read only with out a password, but selected people who have write
persmission would log into normally. The machine will have other shares
that are access by athentication only.
smbclient will give me anon access to the s