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...g Samba-1.9.18 on Solaris 2.6. But each and every share requires the user to log in with not just the password but the correct username as well. Here is the interesting part. I left the security parameter as default, security=share. # Global parameters security = share workgroup = BEACORP [backup1] path = /export/backup/%U admin users = wwong,jamey force user = samba read only = No create mask = 0766 Then if security is set to share AND within the share configuration force user = samba, the log.smb gives me the following without prompting for...

...= server security = user ; security = share netbios name = san-jose netbios aliases = svlhome1 arbhome1 ; netbios alias = arbhome1 ; password server = vashon hqfinsvr1 password level = 2 server string = BEA Samba Server workgroup = BEACORP guest account = samba encrypt passwords = no homedir map = auto_home guest ok = yes ;os level = 32 os level = 65 browseable = yes config file = /usr/local/samba/smb.conf status = yes log level = 1 log file =...

...nipped from smb.conf > > # Samba Standard Configuration File > # Jamey Strauch 5.27.98 > # > # > # > # > [global] > ; security = user > ; security = share > password level = 2 > server string = BEA Samba Server > workgroup = BEACORP > guest account = samba > ;encrypt passwords = no > homedir map = auto_home > guest ok = yes > os level = 32 > browseable = yes > config file = /usr/local/samba/smb.conf > status = yes > log level = 1...

...-Text Password registry entry added to their systems. So how can I establish connections to the home shares from these NT servers? Thanks in advance. Jamey Strauch Senior Systems Administrator BEA Systems - MIS Team [global] ;security = user security = share password level = 2 workgroup = BEACORP guest account = samba ; encrypt passwords = no homedir map = auto_home guest ok = yes os level = 65 browseable = yes config file = /usr/local/samba/smb.conf status = yes log level = 2 log file = /usr/local/samba/log.smb getwd cache = yes read prediction = yes socket options = TCP_NOD...

I have installed samba on two different linux boxes that have identical os one system has only win95 and wfwg. All works perfect second system has only NT4.0 I can attach and use the 'public' guest ok= yes shares just fine the 'homes' shares and printers are visible. when I try to attach to a homes share of userxx by machine name userxx I get the same old 'access