If you don't want to be prompted for user names and passwords, one hint
is to make sure you use the same username and password on both the samba
boxes and the windows boxes, as windows will try to use your current
account's username and password when connecting to a server, and will
only prompt if
The files that are reported missing are missing if I log in an look via a
shell, too.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 2:24 AM, Helmut Hullen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo, Robert,
>
> Du (rwickberg) meintest am 01.10.08:
>
> > I'm the tech coordinator for a high school. Last year, we had a file
>
I'm the tech coordinator for a high school. Last year, we had a file
server kids could save work to that was a generic Celeron 800 PC with an
IDE hard drive. It ran Debian Sarge, with whatever version of Samba
ships with that. It was down to a couple of gig of free disk space by
the end of the y
I have two domains, and want to set up workstations so users can log into
either domain. I'm using samba 3.0.20b-2 on two debian servers, each of
which is a controller for it's own domain. I've set up the interdomain trust
accounts.
I join the Windows XP workstations to one domain (the add machine
