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Hi, I have just installed Samba 1.9.16p11 on a SCO openserver 5 box. This works well, in fact its very fast. There is only one problem. When files are created on it from Windows 95 you get a ^M character at the end of each line. Is there a way of turning carraige-return linefeed back to just linefeed. (I'm assuming this is the problem). Thanks, Mark.

...y. I'll probably summarise to the list if the solution is one thats work sending summarised. Many thanks. --- Duncan Hill -------------------------------------------------------------------- Cogito ergo sum Email: dhill@sunbeach.net : dhill@bajan.org http://www.bajan.org : http://www.cropover.com --------------------------------------------------------------------

...ng reasonably far.. Thanks in advance.. please reply direct and I'll summarise again if needed.. --- Duncan Hill ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cogito ergo sum Email: dhill@sunbeach.net : dhill@bajan.org http://www.bajan.org : http://www.cropover.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...w it came from the log file. As you can see, I tried with quotes and without.. Any ideas out there? --- Duncan Hill ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cogito ergo sum Email: dhill@sunbeach.net : dhill@bajan.org http://www.bajan.org : http://www.cropover.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...#39;t work properly. If I revert to 1.9.16, the printing problem goes away.. Any clues, tests etc? --- Duncan Hill ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cogito ergo sum Email: dhill@sunbeach.net : dhill@bajan.org http://www.bajan.org : http://www.cropover.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm trying to config a Linux box to integrate into a windows network using pam_smb and samba. Ive set it up so that using pam_smb I can get the user to log onto the linux desktop with their NT id and password. The only problem is once the user is logged on they need to be able to access shared resources disk, printers etc... without the need to reauthenticate to the domain, i.e. use a cache