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...cumentation (PAM-authenication-and-Samba.html) , it almost looks like PAM will accomplish this task. Is anyone using PAM for this reason, and if so, is there more detailed documentation on PAM? Thank you. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@reviewjournal.com

...giving me the same message. What are we doing wrong? I was told as long as our shares are available in Network Neighborhood, we should be able to map them through Network Neighborhood. Thanks for any help. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@reviewjournal.com

...d the only test that fails is #8 (net view \\BIGSERVER) and I'm presuming that's because the join hasn't worked correctly. Can anyone help me out? I would certainly appreciate it. Thanks. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@lvrj.com

...reading chapter 3 of the SAMBA Project Documentation and I can't find any PAM files (pam.d directory) in my /etc. Is there something I need to compile in order to have these files? Thanks for any help. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@reviewjournal.com

...hine that's on each different subnet that we want to hit the shares from??? I didn't know if this is how it's done since all the subnets are on the same domain. Thanks for any suggestions. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@lvrj.com

Can anyone help me? I have Samba 2.0.5a running on SuSE Linux 6.0 (2.0.36) and Windows NT Server 4.0 SP4 (PDC). When I try to do a "smbclient -L MYUNIX" (according to the trouble shooting guide) I get the following message: Addes interface ip=195.90.254.xxx bcast=195.90.254.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 Password: Domain=[MYDOMAIN] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 2.0.5a] tree connect failed: ERRSRV

...bios within IP (I thought that's how we can connect with a Win95 client with it's netbios disabled). Is this not the case, is there any setting in smb.conf that will do this? Thanks for any advice. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@lvrj.com

...daemon is running, too. Again, we're able to map and work without any problems, so what is nmbd's purpose...and should I be concerned with these 2 tests not giving the expected results? Thanks. Darin DeCounter Atex Assistant System Administrator Las Vegas Review-Journal 702-387-5230 ddecounter@lvrj.com

Hi, I just downloaded the latest version of Samba in the form of samba-latest.tar.gz Managed to unzip it with gunzip but cannot figure out how to install it. Tried rpm but didn't work. I have an earlier version of Samba (2.0.6) on my SuSE 6.4 machine already. Can I just install the new version or do I need to do some sort of uninstall of the previous version first. advTHANKSance, Mariann

Is anyone of aware of any known problems with Samba 2.2.2 and Windows 95, dealing with hiding shares and/or their content from Windows Explorer? We need to map these shares so our application can function properly...but the shares and/or their content should never be accessible via Windows Explorer. We have browseable = no for the shares. We also tried the "hide"option, but the

As soon as I start up the daemons using the following commands, nmbd dies. /usr/local/samba/bin/smbd -D /usr/local/samba/bin/nmbd -D When I view the nmbd.log it gives the following. We're trying to set up Samba to work over 2 subnets. Smbd is ok and we can still mount our shares. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks for any help. [2002/10/22 10:37:55, 0]

We're running Samba 2.2.2 on an RS/6000 (AIX 4.3.3) using Windows 95 clients. We've tried the "hide files" and "veto files" option in smb.conf, but when the shares are mapped, we can still see the contents in Windows Explorer. We used the wildcard for all the contents of the shares (ex. hide files = /*.*/). The Samba manual only makes reference to Windows 98, so