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I have machines clients with Windows 98/ME in my network, and when i try to open files in the pub dir in server, using windows explorer the client machines hangs.
I hate it when that sort of thing happens. Good luck with finding a solution. Maybe if you post your smb.conf and a little more info then people will be able to help you.
Try making the share browseable in your smb.conf file and make sure that you have all of the updates for your Windows ver. install (there is no fun like installing updates from M$). I think I had vserver errors before (it's been a couple of years) and the solution was to get the latest service packs from M$....
Have you tried to attach to the shares from a DOS window? It might be a browser issue.
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