I have an NT Network and as one of the first steps in eliminating NT from
my shop I need to be able to mount some of my NT shares on my Linux boxes.
When I execute:
smbmount //NTXX/ShareName /NTShare
it asks me for a password. I enter the correct password (yes I've checked
my capslock key and made sure I typed it correctly) but I get the following
error.
10819: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
SMB connection failed
executing:
smbmount //NTXX/Sharename /NTShare username="uname"
gives the same results as does:
smbmount //NTXX/Sharename /NTShare username="uname"
password="password"
The user does have access to this share and the password is correct. What
I think is happening is that smbmount is sending plain text passwords to my
NT box which is expecting encrypted passwords.
but I changed to the smb.conf file to tell it to use encrypted passwords.
The reason I think it is still not working is, in Nautilus on the Linux box
I try to connect to the NT Share by entering:
smb://NTXX
on the address line and it pops up a dialog box that says:
"You must log in to access "smb://ntxx"
"Your password will be transmitted unencrypted"
and when I enter my username and password, it brings up a list of the
shares on the NT box but when I try to access any of them I get an error
message that reads:
"You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of
"sharename"
Can anyone tell me what is actually happening and how I fix it?
Thanks
