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...access the shares from a Linux machine, two of the four shares do not show up, although the system things do. I've searched the FAQ and the wiki but I can't locate any references to such a problem. Any help from the list will be sincerely appreciated. The four shares in question are: [winstuff], [music library], [photo library], and [uop]. The two that show up okay are: [winstuff] and [uop]. The two that don't show up are: [music library] and [photo library]. Here's my current smb.conf file: ===== [global] workgroup = HOMEOFFICE printing = cups printcap...

...access the shares from a Linux machine, two of the four shares do not show up, although the system things do. I've searched the FAQ and the wiki but I can't locate any references to such a problem. Any help from the list will be sincerely appreciated. The four shares in question are: [winstuff], [music library], [photo library], and [uop]. The two that show up okay are: [winstuff] and [uop]. The two that don't show up are: [music library] and [photo library]. Here's my current smb.conf file: ===== [global] workgroup = HOMEOFFICE printing = cups print...

...y mask = 0777 printing = cups [printers] comment = All Printers path = /var/spool/samba printer admin = hal root create mask = 0700 guest ok = Yes printable = Yes print command = /usr/bin/lp -P %p -oraw -r %s browseable = No [WinStuff] comment = Storage and extra program space for Windows test systems path = /data/Data/WinStuff read only = No [Audio] path = /data/Data/Audio read only = Yes

...d master = Yes os level = 65 [printers] browseable = yes printable = yes public = yes create mode = 0700 guest ok = true # use client driver = yes # guest account = smbprint # path = /home/smbprint path = /var/spool/public [WinStuff] comment = Windows shares and programs just for Windows browseable = yes guest ok = true path = /data/Data/WinStuff/

...desktop.ini/ntuser.ini/NTUSER.*/ write list = @users @root create mode = 0600 directory mode = 0770 nt acl support = Yes [homes] comment = Home Directories browseable = no read only = no create mode = 0750 path = /home/%U valid users = %S guest ok = no [winstuff] comment = Windows Stuff path = /usr/local/site/windows public = yes writeable = no browseable = yes write list = @users -- Martin Lefebvre Unix Integration Consultant SIGTerm Technologies eMail: dadexter@gmail.com

Is it possible to put Wine on somewhere that's other than the Home partition? Like a separate "windows" partition? Also, as I intend to use the Home partition to store most of my work/documents, is there a way for Wine to look beyond the Home/ whatever directory it's in? In other words is there a config file in Wine that I can map drives? I want it to be able to look into into

...eparate partition if that's what you're running, unless you're a neat freak like me and 1) like to know precisely where everything is and 2) like to get to your directories somewhat faster in a file manager-- you can get to an installation directory installed to a partition mounted in ~/winstuff much faster in a file manager than if you have to Show Hidden Directories => .wine => c_drive => Program\ Files => install directory => program.exe (or program.cfg, if your goal is to edit DeusEx.ini, for example). But of course you could just make a higher-level symlink in your ~ di...

...eparate partition if that's what you're running, unless you're a neat freak like me and 1) like to know precisely where everything is and 2) like to get to your directories somewhat faster in a file manager-- you can get to an installation directory installed to a partition mounted in ~/winstuff much faster in a file manager than if you have to Show Hidden Directories => .wine => c_drive => Program\ Files => install directory => program.exe (or program.cfg, if your goal is to edit DeusEx.ini, for example). But of course you could just make a higher-level symlink in your ~ di...