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I hope that someone can help me with this because I'm at a loss. I have a Samba server running RH 5.2 w/all errata plus Samba 2.03 that is used, among other things, to serve a share for a Windows program called "Business Works" which is a network accounting package. This program uses the standard Windows range-locking to implement it's network capability. I have been using this

>Date: Fri, 18 Jun 1999 08:45:24 -0400 (EDT) >From: "Sean E. Millichamp" <sean@compu-aid.com> >To: Jonathan Kelly <j.kelly@julien.ca> >Subject: Re: The samba recycle bin clarified >Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.10.9906180840490.20382-100000@keymaster.compu-aid.com> > >On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Jonathan Kelly wrote: > >> > Unless I am wrong, the

Hello everyone... I have been using Samba v1.9.16p11 for a little while now and I just noticed that when I create a Windows 95 Briefcase on a Samba drive it appears as a folder (directory). This also happens when I move a briefcase created on a local drive to the network. I admit a small degree of ignorance here because I do not have an NT box to test the setup with so I do not know if this is

To any one who is using Red Hat Linux 6.0 (or, presumably, any glibc2.1 system) I recently installed a new RH 6.0 system on Intel. After installing my samba and my network application I noticed that I was experiencing oplock problems that were not present with the same version of Samba on my RH 5.2 systems and caused my application to not function. Since the problem seems to be with oplocks I

On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Sean E. Millichamp wrote: > As far as I can tell, one of two things is occuring: Your Win 95 OSR2 has > one of the MS networking updates applied to it that requires you to use > Samba's "encrypted password" support (I believe this is already patched > with OSR2). I had thought that browsing was supposed to be done as the "guest" user, but

( I thought I sent this message out before, but never saw it in the digests ) Configuration : Windows NT 4.0 clients printing to Samba 1.9.18p8 running on Solaris 2.6/2.51 machines. The Samba servers are setup like this : ... security = server password server = %m encrypt passwords = yes networkstation user login = no ... So the server uses the

Howdy all: Thanks to Jerry Carter for correcting some of my earlier babbling. And thanks to Stephen Langasek <vorlon@netexpress.net> and "Sean E. Millichamp" <sean@compu-aid.com> for setting the record straight on PAM support: > I said (without checking first): > > PAM should already be installed on *any* linux distribution (it's > > standard on linux

Hi, i have a minor Problen with Samba 1.9.16p11 under RedHat 4.2 and samba 1.9.18 under RedHat 5.0. Getting the shares from NT or w95 are ok but in the messages log file i got tons of these messages: Feb 2 06:49:54 bell PAM_pwdb[3520]: get passwd; pwdb: structure is no longer valid Feb 2 06:49:59 bell last message repeated 93 times Feb 2 06:49:59 bell PAM_pwdb[3520]: 1 authentication

sean@compu-aid.com wrote: > > To any one who is using Red Hat Linux 6.0 (or, presumably, any glibc2.1 > system) > > I recently installed a new RH 6.0 system on Intel. After installing my > samba and my network application I noticed that I was experiencing oplock > problems that were not present with the same version of Samba on my RH 5.2 > systems and caused my

Message written at 01 Apr 1998 21:37:15 +0100 In-reply-to: <199803312026.MAA14882@netcom12.netcom.com> (samba@samba.anu.edu.au) References: <199803312026.MAA14882@netcom12.netcom.com> When I set "preserve case = yes" I could not open any diectory on the Unix machine which had capital lettrs in its name from the Windows95. Has that changed? I am rather loath to return to

Hello, does anyone has some Information about M$ Exchanges Fax. If you configure Exchange there is an Option about Fax. If you go there, you can say you have the Modem on your PC or you can say it is in the Network and you have to put in the Networkpath. It would be great to use this with Samba but at this time I think Samba doesnt support it. Maybe someone has some Information for me how I

I've just installed version 1.9.18p8 on SPARC Solaris 2.5. I can connect with no problem from by NT box (map network drive), but when I try using smbclient '\\\\machine\\share' from the machine I installed on, I get: SMBtconX failed. ERRSRV - ERRinvnetname (Invalid network name in tree connect.) Perhaps you are using the wrong sharename, username or password? Some servers insist

I was running through the cvs.log and I noticed that there was a bunch of stuff on LDAP authentication. I haven't seen anything on the official releases about this yet, and I was wondering when/if it was coming, or if it was already there and just undocumented. Anybody? -- ================================ Jay Christner Information Technology Services Goshen College

I want to thank whoever mentioned KerbNet by Cygnus Solutions! Wowza! I recommend that people check it out. It lets you implement Kerberos under UNIX and NT, and have them work together (so you have one *unified* security system that is used by both your NT and UNIX boxes). It's at http://www.cygnus.com/product/kerbnet-index.html It also does authentication *without* sending passwords over

> Unless I am wrong, the "Recycle Bin" works only on LOCAL drives. Alas it does. But users don't know that and shouldn't be expected to understand the subtleties of operating systems, that's our job. In their world, when they use Windows or MacOS, a trashcan exists and should exist on servers as well. > Like Jonathan Kelly, I mirror network drives at night to a backup

We have a 8GB scsi disk on a samba server. If we look in the explorer on our NT clients, we see only 4GB disk space with 0 bytes used (seems to be a 32 Bit limit ?!). Is this a problem of samba or of the NT client ? Any solution available ? Thanks K.Konzept

Hello everybody, We are using Samba 2.02 on Sun Solaris 2.51 and 2.6 platforms. Using these as a file server we occasionally have the following problem: - the file is changed on the file server using standard UNIX tools while somebody else is editing it - the other user re-loads the file using a Windows 95 client - the content of the file seems to be the same as before the change on the windows

Looking for help ! We have a rather strange problem working with Samba installed on a DEC Alpha server, when reading an exported directory from Windows. We are using an application written in C that reads a file from drive E: where a directory exported from Alpha is mounted. Once the file is read, all the further readings ignore changes in the file (file is changed on Alpha). Even as we read it

Hi All, Does anyone have printing problem with an EPSON C80 connected to a Win98 OSR2 with USB cable ? I'm trying to "lpr'ing" a text file from a Linuxbox RH7.2 to the above printer without success. The print seem sent ok, because the green led flash something, but doesn't print. Any suggestion ? Thanks in advance. Roberto Fichera.

Hello all, I really hate to just blast out a message right after subscribing to the list, but we're having equipment troubles and getting this new Linux server running just became priority -20. :( Base install is Red Hat Linux 5.1, with all the latest errata patches applied. Platform (for now) is a 90 MHz Pentium, 16MB of RAM, 3Com 3C509 Ethernet card. LAN is 10BaseT, running TCP/IP