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...ply to clients. I realize that this option is stupid, but maybe the only way. How does NT do it? 4) Go on holiday and stop printing :-) (I need one badly!) Hope this helps. Flames, comments, etc... welcome. (I Think) Johan > -----Original Message----- > From: Greg Cox [mailto:greg.cox@meltonmachine.com] > Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 4:03 PM > To: jjm@iname.com > Subject: JetDirect > > > So, is there any way around this "hanging" problem???? > > RE: Win'95 printer lock-ups & filters > > Johan Meiring (jjm@iname.com) > Thu, 16 Apr 1998 10:37:51...

Is Samba typically slower sending files than receiving? I have seen this both at home and at work. Sometimes the throughput is 1/2 when I copy files from Samba than when I copy to Samba (From WinNT and Win95/98) The Players -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have been playing with the options for three days. I have an NT server that is old.

I am trying to use smbmount. I am using Samba 2.0.0 The smbmount command I am using is smbmount //greg/c /mnt/gregc -I 90.0.0.2 It apparrently works. I get the following messages: Added interface.......bla bla Servier time is ........bla bla Timezone is UTC-6.0 Domain ........ Connected as guest security = user smb: \> But I can not do anything. Nothing works. Not ls, dir,

A last week there was a message about using Samba with HP Jetdirect cards. The Jetdirect cards don't multithread, so when samba does an lpq- there is a "hang time" for the client. I understand that. But, why is NT smart enough to put a message in the event log saying that the printer is busy as where *unix/samba causes the client to page me or come to my desk and wine "How