[Samba] NT_STATUS code list ?

[David Morel]

Hi,

I'm trying to automate a server connection to various shares on my network (so 
as to back them up). I use smbmount which works fine, except on one machine 
running winXp:

i shared a directory on that machine, using a locally created windows user 
with read-only rights as the only one allowed to access this share. When i 
tried to mount it (kernel 2.4.20) with smbfs, smbmount hanged, and there was 
no way i could unmount the share, so i had to reboot.

In fact, the username and pass i used were wrong, i realized that when i used 
smbclient on that share and double-checked my setup. The strange thing is i 
could do a smbclient //machine/share -c ls even with the wrong username and 
password, the answer being 'NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED listing \*'. It gave me 
an answer about smbfs sending all these (approx. from memory) 
'smb_proc_readdir_long read=\* err=5'. So i know now where the trouble is.
The funny thing is that the xp machine even when denying access still prints 
the disk free space :-)

What i want to do know is prior to mounting the shares, try to smbclient them, 
and depending on the answer decide to mount the share or not. The range of 
answers i got so far was NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL, NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE and 
NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD; all of which are reasons for me not to mount the 
given share. I would like to know what other messages of the same kind are 
sent back by smbclient, so i can really put that automation stuff together.

I tried to browse the source code of course but... It is huge and i have very 
little clue about it all.

Thanks to all

D.Morel