[linux-help] Re: smb.conf
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At 09:32 AM 9/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
At 07:40 PM 9/18/2000 -0500, you wrote:
I'm having trouble getting Samba to give me access
to my Linux box from my Win98 box. I can see my
Linux box in Network Neighborhood, but when I try to
open it, I get a dialog box asking me to supply a
password for the IPC$ resource. None of my
passwords work. I've tried logging into my Win98
box with a username and password that coincides with
my Linux box (nate). Didn't help. Any ideas?
Did you create a smbpasswd file? Samba does not read
the Linux passwd file, but has its own passwd
file. This does allow for you to have a different
password for Samba than for Linux. The Debian
distribution has a program called mksmbpasswd that
takes your Linux passwd file and converts it to the
smbpasswd format. Try 'man mksmbpasswd'.
My smbpasswd file was created as a part of my Debian
installation. I've looked at it, and it shows the
user name I'm trying to use....although I can't read
the password since it's encrypted.
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