Re: windows password

2001-04-06 Thread William Cooper
Title: Re: windows password Hi, the problem is the Debian machine's shares security is setup as USER. The machine trying to browse the Linux machine must have a user with a password that is the same as a user and password on the Linux machine. Check the smb.conf man file. You could also

Re: windows password

2001-04-06 Thread Stephen E. Hargrove
On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Elfert wrote: > hello all, > > Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian machine nicely but insists > on a password to browse and refuses any offered. We have pored over the > smb.conf line by line for hours and cannot figure out what's wrong. > Any suggestions ple

RE: windows password

2001-04-06 Thread Joris Lambrecht
pril 2001 19:41 -]To: Elfert; Debian -]Subject: Re: windows password -] -] -]> Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian -]> machine nicely but insists on a password to browse and -]> refuses any offered. We have pored over the smb.conf -]> line by line for hours and can

Re: windows password

2001-04-06 Thread Hall Stevenson
> Our windows 98 OS2 machine sees our Progeny/Debian > machine nicely but insists on a password to browse and > refuses any offered. We have pored over the smb.conf > line by line for hours and cannot figure out what's wrong. Make sure "encrypted passwords" is enabled in your smb.conf file becaus