[jcifs] no name with type 0x00 with no scope for host
Christopher R. Hertel
crh at ubiqx.org
Wed Feb 20 11:49:47 EST 2002
"Allen, Michael B (RSCH)" wrote:
>
> You're either a) trying to use NbtAddress.getHostName to retreive the
> name of a machine by it's IP address which apparently is not supported
> by XP according to Chris
I must have missed explaining the bit about the wildcard name early on.
Either that or I had it wrong early on and messed things up.
I do have it in correctly my docs, though (Section 3.3.1.6). Check a
trace of either nbtstat or nmblookup doing an NODE STATUS REQUEST. If you
use the -A option with either of these tools you will see that it uses the
wildcard address. If you use 'nbtstat -a <name>' or 'nmblookup -S <name>'
then the given <name> will be used.
Empirically, most Windows boxes *do* register the <00>, so that typically
works. XP caught me by surprise as well.
> or b) You're using jcifs-0.5.1 which is rather
> clumsey about making initial connections and jcifs-0.6b9 will probably
> solve this problem for you.
>
> The jcifs-0.6b9 product is very stable. I'm working on docs as we speak
> and will be releasing it renamed to 0.6.0 RSN.
Kewl.
Chris -)-----
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