samba - Apr 2002 - Win98 Login to 2.2.3a - CORRECTED

Hi all!
    I have a 2.2.3a samba server operating.  It is set to do it's own
authentication and does not act as either a PDC or a BDC.  Here is my problem:

    User 1:       BillAdmin       password1   group=RGadmin   OS=Win2k
    User 2:       SuptAdmin       password2   group=RGadmin   OS=Win98

Each user has their own directory and each can open, read and write files
to their own directory.  I am using encrypted passwords and passwords have
been added with smbpasswd , etc.

I have established a third directory for them to share called Adminxfer and
have made the owner BillAdmin and the group RGadmin. The problem is that
while User1 can use the directory [including read and writes] User2 can
only read the directory.

I suspect it has something to do with User2 running Win98 but I cannot
figure out how to allow both to read and write to the shared directory.

Some nudge in the right direction would be appreciated.


Thanks,

Bob
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Bob Hartung, Bettendorf, IA

Hi

the esiest thing is to just add bot your users to the write and/or admin 
list seperated by a komma, ex.

  write list = BillAdmin, SuptAdmin


Regards

Rasmus Nielsen

At 22:06 28-04-2002 -0500, Bob Hartung wrote:
>Hi all!
>    I have a 2.2.3a samba server operating.  It is set to do it's own
>authentication and does not act as either a PDC or a BDC.  Here is my
problem:
>
>    User 1:       BillAdmin       password1   group=RGadmin   OS=Win2k
>    User 2:       SuptAdmin       password2   group=RGadmin   OS=Win98
>
>Each user has their own directory and each can open, read and write files
>to their own directory.  I am using encrypted passwords and passwords have
>been added with smbpasswd , etc.
>
>I have established a third directory for them to share called Adminxfer and
>have made the owner BillAdmin and the group RGadmin. The problem is that
>while User1 can use the directory [including read and writes] User2 can
>only read the directory.
>
>I suspect it has something to do with User2 running Win98 but I cannot
>figure out how to allow both to read and write to the shared directory.
>
>Some nudge in the right direction would be appreciated.
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bob
>--
>
>Bob Hartung, Bettendorf, IA
>
>
>
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