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if one uses the "logon drive = " the home directory get mounted on Z: however, when i set "logon drive = H:" the home directory get mounted on H: i red in the PDC Faq, net tested for samba 2.2.X that leaving "logon drive = " would not allow roaming profile, and that it will save the profile in the user computer speeding up the login/logout process. However, i

Hi! Has made as is said in Printing Support in Samba 2.2.x #rpcclient hydra -U root%******** -c "enumprinters" Domain = [AZCHER] OS = [Unix] Server = [Samba 2.2.2] flags: [0x800000] name: [\\ HYDRA\fax] description: [HYDRA \\ HYDRA\fax,] comment: [] flags: [0x800000] name: [\\ HYDRA\PrintServer] description: [HYDRA \\

Hello all, Either the docs or the value in smb.conf.default is wrong. (Or at least confusing).

I know in some ways the answer is RTFM, but I'm not even sure which docs to read or where they are. I've posted about my printing problem before (Win2k SP2 won't print to my Linux server printer), and even though I've had some suggestions, nothing has worked (after a solid week of trying combinations in smb.conf, I'm close to having to drop Linux and go to a complete

Hi... I got this new server at work that I have to get 100% up and running by tomorrow. It's running Samba 2.2.1a on SuSE 7.3 Pro It's supposed to be VPN - File and Printer Server The printers are: One OCE 700C / CS90 color copier and One OCE 3165 And there is only one problem left. I can install the printer drivers for Win9x & NT on the samba server. But I can't figure out how to

Suddenly my samba printers ceased working. Trying to print 'manually' through smbclient yields this: smbclient \\\\host\\pcprinter -P -N -U guest Added interface ip=xxx.xyz.yy.zzz bcast=xxx.xyz.yy.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 Domain=[IPHY] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 2.2.1a] smb: \> print /etc/printcap putting file /etc/printcap as printcap-2385 Error writing file: ERRHRD - 39 (0 kb/s)

This may be a glitch/bug/feature unto itself, or it may relate to the problem I've been having with getting Win2k SP2 to print to a printer on Samba. I have just created a new, clean install of Mandrake 8.1. Then I updated CUPS from 1.1.10 to 1.1.11. I updated Gimp-print from 4.1.99b2 to 4.2.0. I am using Samba 2.2.1a, directly from the Mandrake 8.1 install. The printer is an Epson

Hi, I am still looking for the answer to my problem, i.e. windows not seeing the smb serbver in the networkneighbourhood. Here is my setup: Linux RH 7.1 Server / SMB 2.2.1a-4 (upgraded yesterday), IP Address 192.168.1.2 Firewall / Smoothwall: IP 1: 192.168.1.1 (DMZ side) IP 2: 192.168.0.1 (Internal Network) I opened UDP 137/138 and TCP 139 from DMZ to Internal (Internal to DMZ allows all)

HiHo If I try to mount a DFS from our Windows 2000 Server on my linux box I only get the top-level structure, all DFS links are empty. How can I mount a DFS? Ciau Rainer

i have add a samba client to join a Domain. i would i remove him so i can rejoin him on the domain. What do i need to do to the SambaPDC inorder to accomplish this. Thanks.

Hello Family, [day 2.5] Well, thanks to "Gerald (Jerry) Carter" there has been progress in attempting to print from my Windows2000 machine to my Linux machine running 2.2.2 to an Epson777 inkjet printer on the LAN with a mini print-server on the back of it. I've now got no more RED "access denied" warnings in my Win2k printer setup screen, there is a GREEN "Status:

Yes the machine I'm running this from is a member of the Domain. Mkpasswd works just great, mkgroup doesn't. Has anyone else seen this problem or know what the problem could be? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Schnitzius" <kevin.schnitzius@citrix.com> To: "'Joshua McClintock'" <joshuam@gravityedge.com> Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001

But it prints fine. In the printer window, under the status column, my samba printers read: Access denied, unable to connect Yet when I print to them they print fine. This is minor irritation, but I'd like to get it resolved. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hi, Our department has succesfully been using samba as a print server for a host of 95/98/NT4 boxes for some time now. However, we're recently started to introduce ME / 2k / XP machines and are having problems. Basically, under ME, 2k and XP after adding a printer as a network printer, I recieve an error message along the lines of 'Unable to Connect to print queue' , 'Unable to

for some reason I haven't been getting messages, I just signed up, and thought it was a slow list, now I got a digest, and I see tons of messages around the ones I posted... how can I check on this, or get these? thanks, -geoff [Start Signature] rm -rf /bin/laden -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed

Dear reader, A few days ago I have installed Suse Linux 7.1 with Samba. Soon I was able to connect from a windows 98 workstation to the linux machine using samba. After testing I found that the server was functioning great, however when I copy files to the samba share using the windows explorer the performance is about 25% of the performance I get when I copy the same files to the same share

does anyone know how to request your password. I need to unsubscribe for a few days. going to be out of town an do not want to have to download the backlog of emails from this list when i get back. thanks Jack Malone jack@malone.tyler.com http://www.ballistic.com/~jemalone Luke 4:18-19 "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He

I've described printer problems with 2.2.2 & Win2k SP2 in an earlier message. At one point, using an earlier version of Samba, on an earlier install, the printing worked just fine. Does using Samba as a PDC for logons from Win2k boxes do anything to effect the use of printers and print shares? Or are the two completely separate and have no interaction or effect on each other? Hal

Hi Can somebody tell me how to use cvs to check for patches. Are the patches packaged as RPM for linux or do I have to figure out how to install them which i don't know how to do. You see my winbindd keeps crashing and i probably need to patch it up. Also when I try to move files from windows to samba, sometimes I receive this errors "file path is too deep". Please somebody

Hail SAMBA folks, I'm having a little difficulty trying to share files and directories that contain a colon in the filename. With a fairly simple configuration, everything works as expected sans the colon problem. On the client end (in my case, Windows 2000 SP2) I get somewhat unpredictable behaviour. In every case the file (or directory) name gets mangled in an unfriendly way. For