samba - Oct 1997 - Still no Help for Password/userid problem

Doug Post@CACI
10/21/97 03:19 PM

I have looked at the previous messages and can still not find the answer to
the problem described below.

I currently have Samba running on HPUX 10:10 and SunOS 5.3.  I am using a
Windows 95 PC to try to mount a drive to the HPUX machine.  I can mount
drives to the Sun machine using public = no in the smb.conf and entering a
proper userid and password for the Sun machine.

I can only mount an exported filesystem from the HPUX machine with the smbd
running and properly configured for that machine if I have public = yes.
When I have public = no and use a proper userid and login for the HPUX
10.10 operating system, I cannot loggin.  I have used tracing and when
trying to connect to the file system exported by samba, I can see the
user_id is correct and the password that is gettting verified is the
correct length

Checking password for user dpost (l=9)
10/15/97 16:02:16 invalid username/password for test732

 but the password will not verify.  I have tried making the password all
small letters and all large letters and it still will not verify the
password.
  Does anyone have any ideas?  -They would be greatly appreciated.  You can
also email me at dpost@hq.caci.com.

> I can only mount an exported filesystem from the HPUX machine with the smbd
> running and properly configured for that machine if I have public = yes.
> When I have public = no and use a proper userid and login for the HPUX
> 10.10 operating system, I cannot loggin.  I have used tracing and when
> trying to connect to the file system exported by samba, I can see the
> user_id is correct and the password that is gettting verified is the
> correct length
> 
What is the value of the password level parameter in the smb.conf file?




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