Linux Red Hat 5 as a client with SAMBA(smbfs).

[Chad S. Cicchillo]

Hello,


I am having a problem trying to get Linux and smbfs to 
use our domains resources as a client. What we would like 
to do is set up connections to the shared resource on the
domain for use with the Apache httpd on the Linux system.

Currently if a user creates a connection to a shared 
resource in the Domain , only UID 0 can access the share. 
There are many other problems but I will address exactly 
what I need and maybe someone can tell me how to
go about it.

I need the domain resources available on the Linux server 
so they are just like regular directories.
Read and write access. Can this be done with smbfs?
Or do I need NFS for NT... i hope not, money is tight :(

currently the share appears like this:

d---------	1 root	root		512 Jan  1  1970 test
(dir's under the root mount point have the correct time stamp)

and the files inside the share:

---xr--r--	1 root	root		999 Apr 19 23:59 test

Almost all of the HOW TO's and FAQ's I have read only deal
with the WIN to UNIX side of things, not the UNIX to WIN
side.


		Thank you for your time,




				Chad S. Cicchillo
				Systems Administrator
				Republic of Korea