samba - Feb 2004 - What should my smbpasswd file look like?

I can not connect to my linux box from my Mac. I get a 'Could not 
connect to the server because the name or password is not correct' 
error.

I'm not sure where to check to even see what username/pwd samba is using.

If I open up my smbpasswd file, it looks like this:

drrl:501:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:[UD]:LCT-402FFFE4:

Is there anyway/format that I can add a usr/pwd to this file in 
plain-text so I can test it? I'm stumped as to how to tell which pwds 
samba is using for log-ins.

-Darrel

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darrel wrote:
| I can not connect to my linux box from my Mac. I get a 'Could not
| connect to the server because the name or password is not correct' error.
|
| I'm not sure where to check to even see what username/pwd samba is using.
|
| If I open up my smbpasswd file, it looks like this:
|
| drrl:501:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:\
|  xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:[UD]:LCT-402FFFE4:

This is a disabled account ('D') with no password ('XXXX...').

Run these commands as root

~  $ smbpasswd drrl
~  Password:

~  $ smbpasswd -e drrl




cheers, jerry
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