samba and winXP issue need help
ok i have samba set up running on a RH9 laptop.
have it configured to go to my /home/ray dir with full access yes read and write. just opened up port 24 in the firewall for TCP the issue is this: on winXP i can via my network places navitage to my workgroup and see the share on my RH box, but when i go to access it i get error: not able to find path what more do i need to do in order to gain access to my share on samba? mega newbie here so please be patient with me. i do have webmin installed and running, i can find the samba controlls in gnome too. if you need me to post my smb.conf file here so you can tell me what im doing wrong let me know, ill post that tonight when i get home. |
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does it work if you flush your iptables (i'm guessing local firewall)??? http://www.linuxguruz.com/iptables/s...h-iptables.txt posting your samba configuration will make it easier for someone to help you with samba, but you need to make sure the issue isn't your firewall rules... |
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i can open 137, 138, 139 with no issues. that is a nice link, but as a newB, were do i enter that data? just on the CLI as root or as a user? do i need to open up some file and edit sorry for the lame questions, but my CLI skills are very limited, but growing day by day with this great site and the help i receive. thank you for the help. i look forward to figuring this out so i can further enjoy the wounders of Linux and its total power of freedom. |
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ok added TCP 137, and UDP 138, 139 and still same error.
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what am i doing wrong? |
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when we have a lot of commands that we need to give the shell, we can simply put them all inside a text file (called a shell script) and execute it... http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/ch01sec09.html http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/linuxcommand....l_scripts.html http://www.lysator.liu.se/~forsberg/...l-scripts.html remember to make your shell script executable before running it: chmod a+x example-script.sh ./example-script.sh so, basically, to run that iptables script from linuxguruz.com you'd just copy/paste the text into a file, make the file executable, and then execute it (as root)... you don't need to be root to make the script itself, but you need to be root to run it cuz only root can mess with a system's iptables, for example... the preffered text-editor for the shell is called "vi"... you could use any text editor, even a graphical one (such as kwrite, on kde), but it's important that you get to know "vi" if you wanna get comfortable with the shell... http://www.cab.u-szeged.hu/local/lin...g/node159.html http://www.linuxpowered.com/html/tutorials/vi.html i'm taking a look at the samba configuration you posted... if i see something i'll let you know, but i don't have any real-world experience with samba... i'm sure somebody else who does will post, though... meanwhile, here's a couple samba links that might help you: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/samba.htm http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/SMB-HOWTO.html you could easily make yourself a very nice iptables firewall script at this website: http://easyfwgen.morizot.net/gen/ remember, i'm not 100% sure those are the ports samba uses, and you really need to be 100% sure your firewall is set-up right if you're serious about samba (or any other network service, for that matter)... |
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