samba - Sep 2000 - Windows 95 Problem

Folks;

I'm sure someone has seen this.....

It seems that when using Windows 95 to connect to our Samba UNIX machine
the only thing that can be viewed is the top level.  All files at the top
level and all folders, when clicked on, come back with an error message.

Example: 
	Find Computer sniff
	Click on sniff icon
	Displays public (read only) folders and private folders
	Click on a public folder (name = subsys)
	Displays folders and files available in subsys
	
	Click on folder:

		"The folder "\\SNIFF\subsys\firmware" does not exist

	Click on text file:

		Cannot find the file "\\SNIFF\...........

I'm running samba-2.0.7

This only seems to happen on Win95 systems NT and 2000 seems to work
fine.

Any help would be appreciated.

Warren

On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, The Prototype IS the product! wrote:
> It seems that when using Windows 95 to connect to our Samba UNIX machine
> the only thing that can be viewed is the top level.  All files at the top
> level and all folders, when clicked on, come back with an error message.
> ...
> 	Click on folder:
> 		"The folder "\\SNIFF\subsys\firmware" does not exist
>
We have the same problem with a Win98 box connecting to a SCO 5.0.4 box
with Samba 2.0.6
A "solution" seems to be adding  "case sensitive = no" to
each of the
share definitions in smb.conf
Yes, I know "case sensitive = no" is the default anyway, but it works
for
us...   We look after 6 SCO 5.0.4 boxes running 2.0.6, but only one needs
this line in the smb.conf

<sigh>   :-)
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