Thanks everyone who provided help. I found that, by putting my username
in the username field, I could work around this issue in a fairly simple
and sane manner, with a reasonable amount of security... we already had
some fool hack our first win32 media server and delete our music, so I have
On Saturday 29 March 2003 17:25, David E. Meiser wrote:
> I am attempting to build a media server, using samba to transfer files
> to the media server from my Windows XP box and am unable to logon to the
> media server. I am able to get to the media server and view the open
> shares, but I'm unabl
>I beleve you'll get a problem no matter what you do, because if you
>log on to the domain, the policy will probably keep you from logging
>on to the sambaserver and if you log on to the XP box locally, you'll
>probably get troubble because your not logged into the workgroup. But
>I'm not 100% sure
David E. Meiser wrote:
I see you have "username=dave" in your smb.conf and
username = dave invalid users = root admin users = dave write
list = dave
will that say that the user dave resides on the linuxbox as well?
And if so is that user one of a fev that's accessing the samba
server? If that's t
i-bus through.
Peace,
DAVE
-Original Message-
From: Lindsay Yardley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 3:38 AM
To: debian-userMailList
Subject: RE: Problems getting Samba to work
G'day David,
I'm a newbie but try adding "writable = yes" under "
>I see you have "username=dave" in your smb.conf and
>
>> username = dave
>> invalid users = root
>> admin users = dave
>> write list = dave
>
>will that say that the user dave resides on the linuxbox as well? And
>if so is that user one of a fev that's accessing the samba server?
G'day David,
I'm a newbie but try adding "writable = yes" under "[homes]"
hth
Lindsay
| David E. Meiser wrote:
| > I am attempting to build a media server, using samba to
| transfer files
| > to the media server from my Windows XP box and am unable
| to logon to the
| > media server. I am ab
David E. Meiser wrote:
I am attempting to build a media server, using samba to transfer files
to the media server from my Windows XP box and am unable to logon to the
media server. I am able to get to the media server and view the open
shares, but I'm unable to get to the shared files themselves (
I am attempting to build a media server, using samba to transfer files
to the media server from my Windows XP box and am unable to logon to the
media server. I am able to get to the media server and view the open
shares, but I'm unable to get to the shared files themselves (let alone
write to the
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