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..."Map network drive" to try to mount this share. It seems the problem is only on the Windows side since I have tested the connection through the Unix account. Both user id and password work fine. I've tested it through the command line on the Unix server using "smbclient //cva/cva_images -U cva" and it works fine there since it gives me the smb prompt and I can execute commands (ls to look at the directory, etc.). For some reason I cannot authenticate through Windows (Vista by the way). I have 2 other accounts and they work fine. Anything you see in the file that may be som...

...ies invalid users = root, admin, bin, daemon, sys, adm, uucp, nuucp, smmsp, listen, gdm, webservd, rpollard, mysql valid users = im_user, bernardy, kullback, cva [images] comment = Image administrator access point path = /data/images username = im_user valid users = im_user read only = No [cva_images] comment = CVA image viewing directory path = /data/images/image_viewing/cva username = cva valid users = cva, im_user, Robert read list = im_user, cva, Robert write list = im_user, Robert read only = No [kulback_images] comment = Share for kulback images path = /data/images/image_viewing...

...ata/images username = im_user valid users = im_user read only = No [kullback_images] comment = Viewing directory for Kullback path = /data/images/image_viewing/kullback username = kullback valid users = im_user, kullback read list = kullback, im_user write list = im_user read only = No [cva_images] comment = CVA image viewing directory path = /data/images/image_viewing/cva username = cva valid users = cva, im_user, Robert read list = im_user, cva, Robert write list = im_user, Robert read only = No