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SubjectRe: smbfs and mainstream 2.1.14

>> Today, I tried to mount a share which was shared for all (without
>> password) at a user-level by a Win95 machine whose Netbios name is
>> ARBITRE and whose DNS name is arrouart.via.ecp.fr (ip = 138.195.131.157,
>> the machine is in the DNS)
>>
>> celine> smbmount '//arrouart.via.ecp.fr/killer' /home/hpreg/toto -s
>> ARBITRE -n
>>
>> Dec 11 19:34:33 celine kernel: smb_dont_catch_keepalive:
>> server->data_ready == NULL
>A new precision for those who think the problem comes from my command line :
>it perfectly works if the Win95 machine shares the directory at a
>resource-level. But it breaks if it shares it at a user-level :(((

Have you tried using Samba as the file server?


When using Samba as a file server I've found Win95 machines to not like
user-level security... Perhaps there is some problem with user-level security
under Win95?


Russell Coker
rjc@snoopy.apana.org.au

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