Hi,> I have samba 1.9.17p4 running on Solaris 2.5 > I do not have a NT machine on the net > What I need to do is beable to login to the NT Domain from W95 > machines. > What I get is "No Domain Server was able to validate your > password...". > If I just login and reconnect drives/printers I get a login to login > to the server and I mount drives/printers just fine.There is a known bug which some people (including me) have experienced with 1.9.17 (all patchlevels) where the domain logon bit stops working. I don't know exactly what the problem was but it's gone away in 1.9.18. I think it was a bug in nmbd whereby it would lose registering itself as the domain controller (certainly, looking at the browse lists with smbclient showed this to be the case). The odd part was that it seemed to be crashed by the clients. A little (occasional use) server we have, a 486DX2/50, worked fine with a 486DX4/120 client machine. However, when we powered up a P166, the domain logons stopped working (for all clients). In short, upgrade to 1.9.18p1 and it should go away. (Well, it did for me. ;-) - Bob ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plot => [(x, y) | x <- [0..width - 1], y <- [0..height - 1], x & y == 0] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob "Mince" Franklin ~{] Tel. (0118) 931 8432 Systems and Communications Fax. (0118) 975 3094 Computer Services Centre R.C.Franklin@reading.ac.uk University of Reading, U.K. http://www.compsoc.man.ac.uk/~mince/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi.
Why does Samba allow to create pathlength greater than 255 char on a
LINUX 2.0.29 Maschine. I created pathlengt with 280 Char and more,
and have a lot of trouble with that. Because the BackUp-Programm that
I use (taper 6.8.3) does not handle this correct. All the Index-Files
of BackUp-Programm get corrupted and so the BackUp is worthless.
mvs Juergen Schneider
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ KommunikationsInformatikSystemeSchneider
_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ Unternehmensberatung
_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ Juergen Schneider Dipl-Ing. (FH)
_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ Hauptstr. 43 K.-Informatik
_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ D-57644 Hattert
-----------------------------------Tel.:02662-2088 EMail:kiss@gds.de
-----------------------------------Mobil:0161-7203417
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
On 1/22/98, "Eloy A. Paris" <eparis@ven.ra.rockwell.com> wrote:
faster
>My conclussion is that is a lot ^^^^^^ to access a share through an
>network drive than using its UNC path. I guess this is because
>Windows 95 has to do a lot more work with the UNC path than with a
>drive letter.
Eudora does a large number of file open and closes in processing messages. I
suspect that the speed issue has to do with overhead of looking up the machine
on every open when you use the UNC path. The extra lookups would slow down
every UNC open by a large margin.
---
Being a Mac user is like being a Navy SEAL: a small, elite group of
people with access to the most sophisticated technology in the world, who
everyone calls on to get the really tough jobs done quickly and
efficiently.