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Hello, For my tests at home, I want configure a Samba server on a PC to allow others PCs clients to access to a share disk without login/password. >From XP home, I can access by network neighboring and by mounting a network drive, but from XP Pro, I can only mount a network drive. The network neighboring don't work with XP pro. Why ? Here contents my smb.conf file used :

I just upgraded Samba to 2.2.2 and it's still happening. I have a Windows XP Pro machine as my desktop and a Linux machine as my gateway/firewall. The XP machine (which is connected directly to the gateway thru cat5) has a few shared directories which I can successfully mount on my Linux machine. However, when I download a file on a XP shared dir and try to move/copy the file from the

Hi all. I have (another) little question about XP and Samba 3.0b3 acting as PDC. When I press CTRL+ALT+DEL in my XP Client I see the message: ",,, has started session as BOOGERSOFT\Boogerman" (BOOGERSOFT is my domain, and Boogerman is my username). I also see the ",,," in the top of XP's start menu (when using XP's startmenu instead of the "classic" start

Hi List, This one is puzzling me. I suspect it is largely due to a badly-behaved installer, but I would appreciate any help. I'm so puzzled, I'm not even sure how to explain the problem, but here goes... I have a Samba 3.0.1 system on AIX 5.2, which a number of XP users connect to, in order to access an application installed there. The upgrade installer for said application is causing

Hello, For my tests at home, I want configure a Samba server on a PC to allow others PCs clients to access to a share disk without login/password. >From XP home, I can access by network neighboring and by mounting a network drive, but from XP Pro, I can only mount a network drive. The network neighboring don't work with XP pro. Why ? Here contents my smb.conf file used :

Hi We've been using samba at my work for ages. Now we have a couple of WInXP machines. We do not have a domain or anything, the samba server is just set to user level access control. We log in to windows using the same username as our account on the samba server. Samba and the windows clients are set to use unencrypted (plain text) passwords. The problem is that when we connect to the samba

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I am looking for a reference that describes the syntax for putting mathematical text on a plot. I managed to discover some of the syntax in the manual pages for "text", "title", and "legend". In particular, I am looking for the syntax for making subscripts. I did not have much luck searching the S-news archives and http://stat.ethz.ch/R/manual/. Thank you,

Hello, I have a client who would like to share out the user's home directories. This is simple enough. The caveat, though, is that he, as himself or root, would like to be able to look into the other user's directories. This would not be a privacy issue, as the client is a professor, and the students will be uploading their work to the server. Does anyone have any idea how to allow a user

Hello, I am running slackware 9 and I have also updated samba to version 2.2.8a from the slackware security update. I can access my xp box with no problems from my linux box but I cannot access my linux box from my xp box. I have been on several forums and IRC channels and no one seems to have much insight into my problem, someone recommended trying to post my problem here. I have gotten

Hi guys, How are you ? I've installed samba-3.0.7 from source on a Slackware Linux 10.0 server configured with "--with-ldap" as a backend (OpenLDAP-2.2.13) and with nss_ldap installed. I have my profiles share configured as follows: [profiles] comment = Profile Share path = /data/profiles writeable = yes guest ok = yes browseable = no profile acls = yes csc policy = disable

Hello, We are having some problems with logging on to several Windows XP Pro SP2 clients at several different sites running Samba 3.0.10 as domain server. The situation is that the "User name" and "Password" fields in the "Log On to Windows" window are greyed out on the Windows XP clients. The third field, "Log on to", where you can choose between the

Overview ====== Linux box with Win XP Pro share mounted onto it appears to send spurious change notifications when the Windows box modifies a file on the share. Detail ===== I have an up-to-date Linux server (Ubuntu 6.06LTS) running Samba 3.0.22 This server has a share from an XP Professional desktop mounted onto it. The relevant fstab entry looks like this //DEATHSTAR/workspace

Hi all, I am having problems with using XP Pro to connect to a samba share. All I get from XP are repated dialogs asking for my username and password. My linux box has been joined to the local windows domain. I am using encrypted passwords and the security level is set to user. If I set the log level to 10 I can see that LM and NT4 MD password checks failed on the challenge returned by the XP

Hi folks, We have a Samba 3 PDC domain (with an LDAP backend) configured pretty much as described on "Samba 3 by Example" for Windows XP clients. Some XP machines are presenting errors when editing files wich reside on a samba shared folder. The user accesses the share and opens de desired file. When trying to save it the file name turns blue (that is, windows explorer

Hi, we've been using Samba for a while, and are just now starting to switch our desktop computers to Windows XP. We are having a problem where connections to our Samba server fail, and the user is presented with a password prompt asking for a password for user Guest. They can't select a different user. I've searched the Microsoft knowledgebase, and the Samba list archives, and

Hi, I know that this question has been asked many times but i can't find the correct solution from anywhere. I have 4 computer on the LAN connected as follow. comp1(WinXP)---------------------------------> hub1---->router comp2(winXP)---------------------------------> hub1---->router comp3(WinXP)wireless ---> access point----> hub1--->router comp4(CentOS

I know this has been posted recently, but a trip to the archives didn't help me. I have windowsXP printing to my samba server. It works, but I get the annoying access denied message on the printer share. There is a security setting to change on XP to prevent this, but, I can' remember what it is. Any insight appreciated. Joel

I am trying to use 'wpkg' omn win xp sp2 machine, a windows package installer service, to access shares on my domain server. 'Wpkg' is running as a local service on a windows xp box that is joined to a domain, and I would like this local 'wpkg' service that is running with local systems rights to access files on a samba domain share. I have played with a number of options

Hello, I am trying to access samba4(hpux) from windows xp client but not able to do the same. Below are the snippet from error log. [2017/01/23 16:45:04.327471, 3, pid=16263, effective(102, 102), real(0, 0)] ../source3/smbd/error.c:82(error_packet_set) 804 NT error packet at ../source3/smbd/trans2.c(9280) cmd=50 (SMBtrans2) NT_STATUS_NOT_FOUND [2017/01/23 16:45:04.374366, 5,