Unable to open dir/files below the share level directory from Win 98 clients.

Stam, E. - SPLXM Eric.Stam at klm.nl
Thu Jan 18 11:21:46 GMT 2001


Hi all,
Please help, here is the problem:
1. From Win 98 client, I can map network drives to SAMBA shares.
However,when open any of the subdirect or files below the shares, an error
messagepop up: The folder "\\WEB_TESTING\<username>\<file/directory>" does
not exist I could not create nor change any file/directory below the shares
directory eventhoughthey appeared in the network drive. From DOS console I
encounter the sameproblem.
2. Using the same user logon id and password from Windows NT client I canmap
the network drive and have no problem accessing the shares.
3. What SAMBA server configuration and / or Win98 configuration that
willallow them to work together or what haven't done?I have checked UNIX
permission and priviledge OK.
Server configuration:
OS: Redhat 7.0, Samba: 2.0.7
Window 98 configuration:Protocol: TCP/IP (only)Win 98 SR2

Best regards,
> Eric Stam
> IT specialist
> KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
> SPL/XM20
> Telephone : +31-20-6482214
> Email : eric.stam at klm.nl
> 


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