Basic SAMBA
William Campbell
wcampbel at nas.edu
Thu Mar 4 21:38:13 GMT 1999
Ya I used -U and - P, and still the same thing. This machine doesn't sit
in a DOMAIN, but is instead in it's own WORKGROUP. May this be part of the
problem? Just to let you know I can SAMBA between two Linux boxes on my
local LAN that is using 10.0.0.0, so I am fairly sure my overall SAMBA is
setup correctly. The ones I am having problems with are on dial up to my
work.
B
"Kevin A. Pieckiel" <kapieckiel at harding.edu> on 03/04/99 04:29:08 PM
To: William Campbell
cc: Multiple recipients of list <samba at samba.org>
Subject: Re: Basic SAMBA
On Fri, 5 Mar 1999, William Campbell wrote:
-> If I smbmount a NT share to my machine and receive no errors, but if I
ls
-> -la the mount dir and see nothing but . and .. where should I first
start
-> looking for my problems. My smbclient shows all the shares, and this is
a
-> valid share, with files.
My first guess would be authentication. You may have mounted the share but
don't have permissions to read/write/execute etc. Make sure the supplied
password is correct, and you may check out the -U switch. Oh, and you may
also make sure the domain is correct--that switch is -D or -W or something
if memory serves.
Kevin
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