similar to: Password caching and smbsh

Version 2.0.5a (same prob w/2.0.4b, though). smbsh segfaults after I enter my password. As root, it just seg faults. As my login user, it dumps core. Attached is a script of an strace of it. Running RH 6.0, kernel 2.2.10, AMD K6-2/350, 64M RAM. Configure options were: CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" ./configure --prefix=%{pref} --libdir=/etc \ --with-lockdir=/var/lock/samba

Running NT 4.0 WS SP 5 and samba 2.0.5a on Linux, 2.2.12 kernel. Whenever I mount an NT share from Linux, it times out after an indeterminate period of time. This has been a continuing problem, the only workaround being to perform something requiring disk activity on the NT box, bypassing the cache (i.e., ls > /dev/null doesn't work, but df does). This must be done on a regular

Printing seems like a popular subject here lately. ;) I have an Epson Stylus Color IIs which I had connected to my Linux box. It was mapped on my NT box, and everything worked fairly well (except for the print quality--NT drivers for that printer suck). So, I bought a new printer--an Epson Stylus Color 740. I hooked it up to Linux, made the necessary changes to /etc/printcap, and printed some

I set up a new printer on my Linux box, an Epson Stylus Color 740. I had previously been using an EPson Stylus Color IIs. I got the printer working nicely in Linux, but I can not print to the printers I set up in /etc/printcap via samba from NT anymore. I.e., it worked with the IIs, but not with the 740. I didn't change anything in smb.conf. NT lets me install the printers via samba, but

I don't know who this problem belongs to, samba or Linux, but it's a common one, judging by the responses in my INBOX to a previous post. Plus, it's a fairly serious one; many applications require smb shares to be mounted continuously and without interruption. It's been a recurring problem which seems to have been pushed off to the side as not important, even though it's a

Well, not like it should. I can capture a printer with the "net use lpt1:" command, but I would really like to be able to print to any one of the three printers in my printcap. NT gives me the error: "The parameter is incorrect". I attached the error message screen below, in .png format. This worked for the last printer I had. All I changed was the printer and the

I can't seem to find an answer or a workaround, and I've received stoney silence on this one. There aren't any answers in the archives (well, I didn't find any in the hours on several days I spent, anyhow). I'm convinced that I can't be the *only* one with this problem, nor am I convinced that there is absolutely no one who can help. Please feel free to jump in with

What is this??????????????????????????????????????? > -----Original Message----- > From: samba@samba.org [mailto:samba@samba.org] > Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 3:06 AM > To: Bernhard Bruscha > Subject: SAMBA digest 2259 > > > SAMBA Digest 2259 > > For information on unsubscribing see http://samba.org/listproc/ > Topics covered in this issue include:

Has anyone seen the following problems with smbsh under Solaris 8: 1. smbsh with no options does not prompt correctly for the Username: and Password:. You can enter them if you know that is what you need and it will continue on. If you use -U username it works. 2. Once smbsh is running, any command results in a "[1]+ Stopped" with bash. If you

Hello, I have trouble getting smbsh to work. Unfortunately I could not find sufficient documentation on the web. /smb seems to be empty: $./smbsh -W Ntdomain_1 -U myname -d 2 Password: smbsh$ ls /smb UX:ls: ERROR: Cannot access /smb: No such file or directory smbsh$ What is the problem? I have not edited any settings/password files. I have tried both Samba-2.2.2

Hi, I have samba 2.0.3 running on my SGI IRIX 6.4 box. So far everything seems to work fine with the following exception. When I run smbsh. I think somehow the program thinks that it is operating on the system root directory (/), not the /smb/host/... Here are a few symptoms: I start smbsh (in tcsh), it first gives an error rightaway: ERROR: can't get smbw shared lock (Bad file number)

This smbsh rips! However, it unfortunately only rips on one of the machines here ;) On the others, which have basically the same config but a 2.2.5 kernel (vs 2.2.9) smbsh runs fine, and a cd to /smb works, but nothing else. 'ls' produces a listing of the directory where smbsh started in - it seems to me that no 'preloading' is being done of smbwrapper.so. Is there a way to test

Hi Oka, It worked! All works fine in the tcsh. Thanks! Kurt ----- Original Message ----- From: Stam, Kurt To: 'kurt@oneheartbreak.com' Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 4:33 PM Subject: FW: smbsh - Samba 2.0.7 - Solaris 2.6 -----Original Message----- From: Oka Setiawan [mailto:oka@indigopool.com] Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 4:37 PM To: Stam Kurt Subject: RE: smbsh - Samba 2.0.7 -

Hi, currently I am running Solaris 8 and I am trying to install Samba so that I can run smbsh to access a Windows server. I do the following: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/samba --with-smbwrapper make make install All the documentation I have seen says what I am doing is correct. Neither the configure nor any of the make commands fail. And once the installation is complete everything else

On Fri, 21 May 1999, Sami Cokar wrote: > Hello, > how do you use smbsh? I have not found any dox on it other than how to > compile it. any help would be appreciated. Thanx. SMBSH is really neat. After you compile and install it (./configure --enable-smbwrapper ; make ; make install does it) you simply run it - it'll give you a login/pw and your usual shell prompt. You then can

Hi all I'm currently using Samba 2.2.5 with LDAP support on my PDC and normal (no-LDAP) on other Linux boxes I have, and smbsh keeps failing with this error: ERROR: can't get smbw shared lock (Invalid argument) Does anyone know what's up? Is smbsh broken in general (obviously it is in my case)? Best Diego

I tried linking smbwrapper.so directly into bash, but that only works for bash and not any of the subprocesses it runs. That is bash can cd into the /smb directory and I can do an echo * to list files. But if I run a system command (ls, emacs) they can't see the /smb directory because they aren't linked with smbwrapper.so. -----Original Message----- From: Dirk De Wachter

I guess the uSSubject line says it all. Does smbwrapper/smbsh actually work? It took some editing to get smbwrapper to actually compile, but the changes seemed obvious (different versions of gcc?). However when I try to execute smbsh (RH7.0), I get to the message ERROR: can't get smbw shared lock which looks like it could be a difference between the way different OS handle things. So,

Someone asked today about smbfs on HPUX. The basic answer to that is that smbfs is _very_ operating system specific so it would take quite a lot of work to get it to run on another OS. There is hope though. Over the past few days I have been developing something called smbwrapper (and smbsh). This offers most of the capabilities of smbfs in a way that makes it somewhat portable. It also provides

Hi , I use samba version 2.0.2 . It provides an utility called smbsh using which users can use the resources in Windows clients from Unix prompt like local resources . Unfortunately I dont have man pages or any other document as to how to make use of this utility . Any help regarding how to use this utility will be appreciated TIA Cheers -Dorai