[Samba] Problem with NT -> Samba User Configuration: Probably very simple

[geralds]

Raymond u did not specify which is your domain master that contains the browse 
list.

In my opinion you might have to correct some lines in your samba configuration 
file. I wonder how it looks like
Rgds,
Segie
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Subject: [Samba] Problem with NT -> Samba User Configuration: Probably very 
simple
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 13:17:54 -0000
From: "Sebuwufu Raymond (UK)" <Raymond.Sebuwufu at O2.COM>
To: "'samba at lists.samba.org.'" <samba at lists.samba.org.>

Hi All,
my problem is I am unable to configure an NT user to access a UNIX Tru64
5.1b share from their PC. I am running Samba 2.0.7 and it runs as a domain
member.

Here are the steps I have completed without success:

Assuming <ntuser> is the NT username used to log into the NT workstation/PC.


1. Created UNIX user <username>
2. Created UNIX directory /usr/users/<username>/input
3. Appended following line to a user name mapping file defined in smb.conf
with the parameter "username map = ...":
<username> = <ntuser>

Note: The user name mapping file already contained an entry for another user
and the one above was appended to the file.

4. Added the following to smb.conf:

[<servicename>]
comment = '....etc'
path = /usr/users/<username>/input
valid users = <username>
public = no
writable = yes
printable = no

5. Restarted the samba daemons.

Can anyone spot what the problem is? Have I missed out a particular step?

In desperation I tried adding <username> to the samba password file by
running
smbpasswd but it would appear this user is already a member. This I
concluded
from the fact that I typed <Enter> when first asked for the existing
password
and when I entered the new password twice the following messages were
displayed.

"error connecting to #.#.#.#:# (Connection refused)
unable to connect to SMB server on machine #.#.#.#. Error was : code 0.
Failed to change password for statdat"

Note the # symbols represent numbers which I have physically replaced with
#.
I believe they are addresses of some sort.

If you know what the problem is please can you let me know as soon as you
can. Your help with be greatly appreciated.

I am hoping this is something very simple that can be quickly knocked on the
head

Many thanks

Raymond


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