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Hello all, I really hate to just blast out a message right after subscribing to the list, but we're having equipment troubles and getting this new Linux server running just became priority -20. :( Base install is Red Hat Linux 5.1, with all the latest errata patches applied. Platform (for now) is a 90 MHz Pentium, 16MB of RAM, 3Com 3C509 Ethernet card. LAN is 10BaseT, running TCP/IP

samba@samba.org schrieb: > SAMBA Digest 1925 > > For information on unsubscribing see http://samba.org/listproc/ > Topics covered in this issue include: > > 1) UNIX to PC > by Shaun Lennox <shaun@countyfair.co.za> > 2) Connect to exported filesystem from NT via a net use cmd > by "Xia Tian"

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samba@samba.org schrieb: > SAMBA Digest 1926 > > For information on unsubscribing see http://samba.org/listproc/ > Topics covered in this issue include: > > 1) Three problems with Windows NT > by terminus@backinthe.ussr.net (Jeremy Malcolm) > 2) Re: Encrypted passwords and OS2/Win95/Win98 > by Benjamin Scott

On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Sean E. Millichamp wrote: > As far as I can tell, one of two things is occuring: Your Win 95 OSR2 has > one of the MS networking updates applied to it that requires you to use > Samba's "encrypted password" support (I believe this is already patched > with OSR2). I had thought that browsing was supposed to be done as the "guest" user, but

Does anyone know if Samba is being used on embedded devices as their SMB protocol stack? I have seen new hard disk arrays ("the Snap It hard drive or something like that") which is supposed to be MUCH more reliable than actual "computer file servers" because it is just a hard drive with a small embedded OS and web administration. NO OS HASSELS... I really like our new Lexmark

Is anybody running SAMBA with NT4 SP4 clients ? -- +-------------------------------------------------+ | Milan Bednar mxb@inel.gov 208-526-8640 | | MAILSTOP EROB M/S 3640 | | | | "FACT times IMPORTANCE equals NEWS!" | +-------------------------------------------------+

We are now using samba for accesing to the UNIX resources from our PC's. But my question is ... WHERE can I find information on how to access to the PC resources from our UNIX workstations? Can somebody lead me through all of this amount of information available about samba? Thank you , David David Junyent djunyent@audifilm.com AUDIFILM BCN Av. Ic?ria, 145, 5? Planta Edificio

Dear List, I have a problem. If I create a file under UNIX (samba 1.18.xx) with capital letters in its name and look at this file under NT the name become small letters. Not under Win95. What shoud I set to avoid the case changing in file names??? TIA && good byte! This is the first day of the rest of Your life!

Dear Staff: I get the following error when I run testparm. server# testparm Load smb config files from /usr/local/etc/smb.conf Get_Hostbyname: Unknown host server.tutor.com Failed to get my hostname. server# Tom Brown The Computer Tutor tbrown@michiana.org

cI'm New to the list. I've been beating at Samba (the one shipped with redhat 5.2) for days I can get the server to show up in network neighborhood I can ping it. If I wait long enough (few minutes) I can finally get it to respond to both ftp and telnets. it's on a 10base-t cat5 configuration with just the server and the one w95 creating traffic. If I double click the server name

Dear List, When we copy an ascii file from SunSolaris Samba server to NT4.0 workstation, the file is getting control characters at the end of each line. Appreciate, if any clue given to solve this problem. Regards.

My LAN is running Samba v1.9.18p10 under RedHat Linux v5.2. Using the SMB services are Win95 and OS/2 clients. It's all running fine. I will soon be adding Win98, though, and I understand that there is a question of password encryption. I'm concerned how the encrypted/plain-text communication of password will affect my existing configuration. If I reconfigure Samba to use encrypted

Hi We are having some problems - the majority of our files require ascii transfers between our unix servers and PCs. They are however being transferred as binary for some reason even though they are just plain text files. This means (when going from unix to pc) the files come down without a carriage return at the end of lines. And when going from pc to unix they end up with ^M on the end of each

My server is RH 5.2 and i use Samba 1.9.18p10 and the client use WFW 3.11 with tcp/ip protocols installed. The subnet and the IP Address is right but I still only telnet form WFW 3.11 to Linux...not the reverse. On Linux telnet is working. I've checked it through this cmdline "telnet localhost 23 or telnet 127.0.0.1" . And I also testparm smb.conf and nothing wrong happen. FYI I set

Please answer if anybody has solved this problem: [1999/07/19 20:59:41, 1] smbd/files.c:file_init(216) file_init: Information only: requested 10000 open files, 246 are available. Thanks in advance.

bscott@hamptonsys.com wrote: > > I do not know about the original poster, but here at Hampton Systems Group, > I have noticed a... not quite a bug... maybe a "conflict of interest", with > regards to oplocks. I often edit Perl CGI scripts from my Win32 workstation. > The scripts themselves reside on our Linux server. Since an oplock is opened > on those scripts by