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Thanks guys, Samba is up and running fine and I can get ftp access fine using the comand line on the windows machines.
The problem is connecting with Internet Explorer. I used to be able to connect ok before having the Linux as the router so I guess this is what is causing the problem.
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You may need to add a rule to your firewall forwarding outgoing ftp requests and allowing the returning connection. But if you have the machine set up with masquerading, you shouldn't need it.
I am having this exact same problem. The only thing that changed is the server moved to a new IP subnet, but in the smb.conf file the "host allow" line is commented out so it shouldn't matter. Just for gigles I add my machines IP address and restarted Samba.
testparms looks good.
I can telnet to port 139
I have looked at tcpdump -v -s 255 -i eth0 port not ssh and can't see anything
The permissions on the file share look fine.
I can ftp from a commnad prompt
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