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...xy = No [homes] comment = UNIX Home Directories path = %H valid users = %S read only = No guest ok = Yes level2 oplocks = Yes [printers] comment = All Printers path = /var/spool/samba print ok = Yes browseable = No [Smuradin] comment = shariefs share writeable = yes path = /home/smuradin/samba_IO guest account = smuradin read only = No guest ok = Yes browseable = yes > Sharief Muradin > Integration Specialist > Avaya > The Former Enterprise Networks G...

I am using a SCO Unix system version 2.1.2 where I develop some application. This SCO Unix system is connected to a TCP/IP network. On the same segment also a NT 4.0 server is running. This NT server makes each day a backup of some directories on the NT server. what I want to realise is, make a NFS directory on the SCO unix server pointed to the NT server. So that the applications developed on

Hi folks. I've set up several shares on our Unix host 'Geddon' which have all been working fine. The shares have all had the same valid user who I set-up using smbpasswd. I then set-up a second user (devsrc) in smbpasswd and made the new user the sole valid user of one of the shares (data1). Whenever I try to access this share the following Windows NT error occurs. I was wondering

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