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...hich stores many of my files since I use both Linux and Windows to access them (Linux on my desktop, Windows on my laptop) I don't access the shares at the same time (my desktop is usuall yoff when I use my laptop and vice versa) I mount 2 shares off my NT box: smbmount //baptiste_srv/mike ~/ntsrv -o username=xxxx,uid=yyyyyyy,password=uuuuuuuu,rw smbmount //baptiste_srv/NT_Junk ~/mp3 -o username=xxxx,uid=yyyyyyy,password=uuuuuuuu,rw I've done this as both root and the user yyyyyyy Obviously, the mp3 share is just that - nothing but mp3's. The first share stores common email and do...

I use smbmount to mount a number of NT shares from around a global network in order to sync from a master distribution which resides in linux. Specifically... uklnxsrv$ smbmount //NTSRV/share -c 'mount /tmp/temporary_mount -u 502 -g 510' -U guest%guest_passwd Frequently it works well, but from time to time the mounted NT share, for lack of a better word gets corrupted. Here are the symptons 1. trying to access the directory gives the following error. uklnxsrv$ ls -la...

...mount shares from the NT domain into my Samba server who then shares it with my MIT domain clients. This is all working fine. The question I have is, does anyone see any obvious problems with the last statement. So what I am doing here is basically smbmount the remote NT servers share (e.g. //ntsrv/docs) into /mnt/smb/docs and then put this into smb.conf. I am doing this because I am running in security=domain mode and not security = ads as I understand this applies specifically to Active Directory. Plus, when I tried that I was never able to join the domain against my MIT Kerberos domain...

...ng fine so far, but the next day they came in and demanded the same passwords on the NT box as on the Samba server. What I did then was the typical logon server stuff: domain logons = yes logon script = scripts/%U.bat domain admin group = @mygroup I added a machine account (like "ntsrv$") and let the machine join the "domain".