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Hi, On 10/10/19 3:35 PM, Rowland penny via samba wrote: > However, I have tried several times to decode a unicodePwd, but have > never succeeded So, to make sure I understand: while decoding the AD unicodePwd should work in theory, it does not work for anyone, in actual practise? MJ

...or NT, there is no problem because I can specify the user, but > 95/98 only allows me to specify the password to connect to the > $IPC. Any hints on where I can find a workaround to this problem? > Thanks There are a couple of things to look at here: 1) Are you running with encrypted or plantext passwords? 2) Are you running in user level or server level security? It also depends on the password you login to windoze with, and the NetBIOS names of your win9x machines. Put the samba server in the same workgroup as the win9x users. If you can, use the same usernames on the samba box as...

Hia, I have a problem using the %G parameter. At the end if my smb.conf file I have something like: include = \etc\smb.conf.%G At this way I hoped that according the the group, I can load a configuration file accoring the the users group. Instead that a 'smb.conf.it' group is loaded, a samba tries to load 'smb.conf.nogroup' (guest account is uid=nobody gid=nogroup) WHat I

...directory sticky bits depending on your requirements). With the >config below (mapping names, using the samba account to login to >windoze) the users will see their own home dirs (and nobody else's) >and they will all see the public share. > >Are you running with encrypted or plantext passwords? > >It also depends on the password you login to windoze with, and the >NetBIOS names of your win9x machines. Put the samba server in the >same workgroup as the win9x users. I'd recommend using the Windoze >network login (on the win9x machines) as the default, and...