Hello. I have a Security = share smb.conf file and everything works fine,
except that my wife 'sara' has only read access to the directory I am trying
to share \\myserver\data\ on the linux machine.
I am running two WinXP machines (home and pro) and trying to share files in
this directory. If I
Hidong,
Hi. Install the printer locally. Then set up a new local port in the form:
\\myserver\myprinter Make sure the myprinter you are sharing is not set up
with a driver. For example type redhat-config-printer, select a name
'myprinter' then select a port, but for the driver select Raw Queue.
Thanks, but I am still having the same problem -- I made sure to reference
the correct passwd file, but WinXP is still forcing me to logon as
AGAMEMNON\Guest.
Tim
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No -- not that I know -- how do I check that? I have been sharing lots of
files with other windows computers and have several drives mapped. When I
don't have windows passwords, it always prompts me for my password and
username.
Thanks,
Tim
My smb.conf
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Hey all,
Everyone (esp. Vladimir Atanaskovik, Joe Cipale, and Eric Johnson) has been
most helpful, but I am still struggling with an annoying issue. I have the
following smb.conf file:
[global]
workgroup = archenland
netbios name = agamemnon
security = share
printcap name = cups
disable spoolss
Fedora Core 1:Samba 3.0.0-15 trying to connect with Windows XP Pro and
Home
Hello All, I am really hoping for some help on this one. I am going
through the very basic process of trying to learn Samba and get my home
network up -- followed the HowTo verbatim. I have several problems that
are
I have 1 windows pc and 1 windows laptop. I want to share files off a
common directory and have passwords managed by a domain. I also want to
share two printers (hp deskjets).
I installed the default that came with fedora core 1 3.0.1? I believe. I
got the message after changing the
