Hi all,
and please excuse my English.
I've a strange problem (probably not due to samba, but maybe other ones on
this
list have experienced it before). here's my LAN:
xx.xx.0 segment xx.xx.1 segment
WINS (linux) -| ISDN |- some linux
|-- router -- router --|
many win3.11 -| |- many win95
|
few win95 -|
|
some linux -|
all machines join the same workgroup and one of them, in segment 0, is the
wins server. all linux boxes use samba (1.9.17p2/4). all machines point to the
wins server. browsing seems to work.
if i use smbclient, from the 0 segment, to access shares on the 1 segment, it
works nicely as expected. from win95, it doesn't work at all. i can't
find
the shares, even if i see the machine holding the share. from segment 1,
accessing segmanet 0, it works as expected, both from linux and win95.
does anybody know what's wrong here? i can supply more info if needed.
also: what's the correct syntax for a hosts allow command to:
allow 127.0.0.1, xx.xx.0., xx.xx.1.
deny xx.xx.0.a, xx.xx.0.b, xx.xx.1.c, xx.xx.1.d
(if i read the man page correctly, allowing a wide range has precedence on
denying a specific address, so it can't work the way i've written it
above.
wouldn't it make more sense to behave like xinetd does, i.e. exactly the
oppusite?)
i can't understand when the list is comma separated and when it's space
separates (my fault, obvuiosly)
MTIA
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