unable to browse... (after hours of thrashing :-(
Jeff Wiegley
jeff at w3-design.com
Wed Oct 15 02:53:47 GMT 1997
okey doke.
I have read the faq, I have browsed the samba web sites, and I did go
through diagnose.txt and the other documentation but still...
none of the win95 boxes on my network can see my samba server in the
network neighborhood.
usage of "net use x: \\server\share" seem to work fine on the client
machines though as well as everything else in the diagnose.txt document.
Could somebody please help inform me as to what I messed up? I tried
samba several months ago and also couldn't get browsing working after
several days of trying and finally had to give up on samba for the
time being.
Thanks for your expertise,
- Jeff
This is my /etc/smb.conf file (for testing, can't get much simpler
than this as suggested by the INSTALL.txt file)...
[homes]
guest ok = no
read only = no
other mor complicated smb.conf files also produce the same, erroneous,
behavior with browsing.
and this (sorry for the length) is a barf of 'testparm /etc/smb.conf'...
Load smb config files from /etc/smb.conf
Processing section "[homes]"
Loaded services file OK.
Press enter to see a dump of your service definitions
Global parameters:
debuglevel: 2
syslog: 1
syslog only: No
protocol: 5
security: 0
printing: 0
max disk size: 0
lpq cache time: 10
announce as: 1
encrypt passwords: No
getwd cache: Yes
read prediction: No
read bmpx: Yes
read raw: Yes
write raw: Yes
use rhosts: No
load printers: Yes
null passwords: No
strip dot: No
interfaces:
password server:
socket options:
netbios name:
netbios aliases:
smbrun: /usr/bin/smbrun
log file:
config file:
smb passwd file:
hosts equiv:
preload:
server string: Samba 1.9.17alpha5
printcap name: /etc/printcap
lock dir: /var/lock
root directory: /
default service:
message command:
dfree command:
passwd program: /bin/passwd
passwd chat: *old*password* %o\n *new*password* %n\n
*new*password* %n\n *changed*
valid chars:
workgroup: MY-WORKGROUP /* changed to protect the innocent */
domain controller:
username map:
character set:
logon script:
logon path:
remote announce:
socket address: 0.0.0.0
homedir map:
announce version: 4.2
max log size: 5000
mangled stack: 50
max mux: 50
max xmit: 65535
max packet: 65535
password level: 0
keepalive: 0
deadtime: 0
time offset: 0
read size: 16384
shared mem size: 102400
shared file entries: 113
client code page: 850
os level: 0
max ttl: 14400
dns proxy: Yes
wins support: No
wins proxy: No
wins server:
preferred master: No
local master: Yes
domain master: No
domain logons: No
browse list: Yes
unix realname: No
NIS homedir: No
time server: No
Default service parameters:
comment:
copy:
include:
exec:
postexec:
root preexec:
root postexec:
alternate permissions: No
revalidate: No
default case: 0
case sensitive: No
preserve case: No
short preserve case: No
mangle case: No
mangling char: ~
browseable: Yes
available: Yes
path:
username:
guest account: nobody
invalid users:
valid users:
admin users:
read list:
write list:
volume:
force user:
force group:
read only: Yes
max connections: 0
min print space: 0
create mask: 0744
force create mode: 00
directory mask: 0755
force directory mode: 00
set directory: No
status: Yes
hide dot files: Yes
veto files:
hide files:
guest only: No
guest ok: No
print ok: No
postscript: No
map system: No
map hidden: No
map archive: Yes
locking: Yes
strict locking: No
share modes: Yes
only user: No
wide links: Yes
follow symlinks: Yes
sync always: No
mangled names: Yes
fake oplocks: No
print command: lpr -r -P%p %s
lpq command: lpq -P%p
lprm command: lprm -P%p %j
lppause command:
lpresume command:
printer:
printer driver: NULL
hosts allow:
hosts deny:
dont descend:
magic script:
magic output:
mangled map:
delete readonly: No
Service parameters [homes]:
read only: No
Service parameters [IPC$]:
comment: IPC Service (Samba 1.9.17alpha5)
path: /tmp
status: No
guest ok: Yes
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