Samba - home directory not accessible
I've installed Samba on FC5 and configured it using Swat.
I can browse the network from my XP machine to the Samba server, and when I get there, I can see my home directory. However, when I try to enter it, I'm being asked for a username/password which isn't being accepted. No errors are being written to the samba log files when this happens. What I've done: Code:
cat /etc/passwd | mksmbpasswd.sh > /etc/samba/smbpasswd Code:
[global] Many thanks, Steve :) |
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(1) Change in the Windoze registry (sorry, I don't know the path right now - but it can be easily googled) (2) Change in the Sambs global settings I don't know if this helps - but give it a try... ;-) |
Thank you for your reply, but no joy I'm afraid. I don't want to use unencrypted passwords on my XP machine, so I looked at Samba instead. Either Yes/No to the "encrypted passwords = " option, and also specifying the location of the Samba password file with the "smb passwd file = " option, makes no effect.
As I said, on a different XP machine, logging into my Gentoo box, the same config works perfectly. Both mine, and the other XP box were built by me and are pretty much standard. Any more ideas? Steve :( |
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