Greetings again, all!
Just in case it's useful,  here is my smb.conf file (it's very simple
right
now, as it is only for testing pusposes.  Once I get it working right, then
it'll be filled in!)
<-----START----->
[global]
        workgroup = HOME
        encrypt passwords = yes
        netbios name = TAMIRA
[homes]
        comment = Home Directory
        path = /home/
        read-only = no
        guest ok = yes
<-----END----->
The workgroup name on the Win98 VM *is* HOME.  TAMIRA is the name of the
Samba server.  Once again, thanx, in advance.
--
Alan Murrell <alanm@vcn.bc.ca>
http://www.zoolink.com/alan/
Hi Luis!> Are you sure that your samba server is running . Other thing what version of > linux are you using. try doing this command and see it theres anything wrong > with it.Yes, smb is indeed running. My version of Linux is Red Hat 6.1, with the stock kernel (I haven't upgraded it yet, so it's 2.2.12-20, I believe)> $testparm -----------that will test out your server also try thisloaded the services ok, but gave me a "dump" of a bunce of stuff I mostly don't have in my smb.conf file? Is that correct??> $ ps aux | grep smb ----------that will tell you if your have your childsmbd -D grep smb> $ ps aux | grep nmb ---------- the same thing as abovenmbd -D hmmm, still can't see TAMIRA in the Network Neighbourhood, but I can still map a network drive to the share on TAMIRA (TAMIRA = linux Samaba server) ----- Alan Murrell <alanm@vcn.bc.ca> ICQ: 1147392 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Comet/1777
Alan Murrell wrote:> Greetings again, all! > > Just in case it's useful, here is my smb.conf file (it's very simple right > now, as it is only for testing pusposes. Once I get it working right, then > it'll be filled in!) > > <-----START-----> > [global] > workgroup = HOME > encrypt passwords = yes > netbios name = TAMIRA > > [homes] > comment = Home Directory > path = /home/ > read-only = no > guest ok = yes > <-----END-----> > > The workgroup name on the Win98 VM *is* HOME. TAMIRA is the name of the > Samba server. Once again, thanx, in advance. > > -- > Alan Murrell <alanm@vcn.bc.ca> > http://www.zoolink.com/alan/ > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/sambaAre you sure that your samba server is running . Other thing what version of linux are you using. try doing this command and see it theres anything wrong with it. $testparm -----------that will test out your server also try this $ ps aux | grep smb ----------that will tell you if your have your child running $ ps aux | grep nmb ---------- the same thing as above make sure that both of them are running if not start them up /etc/rc.d/init.d/ smb start give it a few mintues to show up in your windows machine. if you have more problems let me know ok Luis