I could do that with Red Hat 7.2 Using smb://netbios name/folder. However,
it was apparently removed from Red Hat 8.0. So, it depends on version of
Linux.
Tom
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Sounds like a common problem --- What is your firewall settings? Try
dropping the firewall or stopping IPCHAINS and IPTABLES.
Tom Winfield
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I've never used mkscript to add samba users. I'v always used the smbpasswd
command.
smbpasswd -a
Also, you need to make sure the use is a valid user for the Linux machine
before adding to Samba.
Hope this helps.
Tom Winfield
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I had
problems installing on RH 7.2 Reported back that files (I later found are
parts of CUPS) were missing. I was able to run Samba 2.2.5 on RH 7.2 (my
server is currently running that way).
On the
workstation, since I was going to upgrade RH (7.3 and 8.0 seem to be suppo
I'm not an expert but I see lots of things missing in your smb.conf file.
You have not defined the samba server netbios name. No samba password path.
Have you set samba passwords? Define security level.
Also, you may find that you will neeed to stop IPChains and IPTables on the
samba server once
I'm running Red Hat version 7.2 as server. It has been fully upgraded from
Red Hat UP2DATE.
Samba 2.2.3a is currently running on the server with a working smb.conf
file. I've noted a lot of comments/suggestions to upgrade to Samba 2.2.7.
I find 2 files on the samba.org site for Red Hat 7.x: samb
getting things secured
a little better - but at least it's working now.
Tom
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From: Rodger Haynes [mailto:rodger@;thompsonprint.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 3:20 PM
To: naugaranch
Subject: Re: [Samba] Server v. Workstation installation
disable ipchains and ipt
Hopefully someone can help me. I've been running a windows 2000 Workstation
and Server.
This spring I added a Linux workstation (Red Hat 7.2 - Samba 2.2.3a) to the
network. Took some work but that is running fine. smb.conf seems to be
giving me what I want.
LAN addresses are assigned with DHCP
