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Hello, My company has decided to upgrade everyone from win98 to winXP. So, I've begun the process of setting up a test network to test samba with winXP before the XP rollout begins. I downloaded samba-3.0b1 a couple weeks ago, compiled it, and started configuring it. For the most part everything has been a breeze. I have a winXP SP1a machine on the test network that currently sees

Hello all, In getting ready to roll out samba 3, I came across some behavior that may or may not be a bug. My clients are mixed win98 / winxp. Roaming is enabled as we frequently have interns that do not have a dedicated computer. When an intern logs into an xp machine and saves a file to their home drive (H:), and then has to log into a 98 machine, everything is fine, the file is

Hello, I'm currently running print services on a linux/cups/samba 3.0.2 machine. It seems that every now and again a group of users complains that they are seeing a windows error message telling them that they are unable to connect to their printer, and that the printer may be offline or is unreachable. Looking in the samba log I see the following error message. -------------------log

My dilemma is this. My company is in the midst of doing some moves. Our network will be merged with another section of the company. They are completely MS servers, while all my servers are running linux / samba. Our new CTO told me that the company IS moving to Exchange 2003 (in ~ 6 months), and said that he is open to use linux for authentication, file servers, print servers, etc IF I