Re: Samba and WinXP (user or share?)
Hi
I'm running mixed environtment myself, and I have the user option and
password encryption, vorks fine from NT, win9x, win2000 and xp.
If u don't want to use password and/or user, then u scould use the share
option. I have tryed that too but I like the password authentication.
I guess u have looked at man smb.conf? If not, u scould;)
Good Loock
/ernst
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Bill Moseley wrote:
> I've tried both user and share level access with WinXP and cannot get it to
> connect to a Samba share (I can get a Win95 to connect with share access).
> I've tried encrypted and non-encrypted passwords (in smb.conf). I have not
> tried the registry hack yet to turn off XP encryption.
>
> This is the Home version of XP.
>
> Should I be trying to get share or user level access to work. The person
> using the XP machine doesn't want to be bothered with passwords when
> accessing the share (or when starting the XP machine).
>
> Any tips no how to configure this? All they want is a directory in they
> $HOME directory available for read and write access from the XP machine.
>
> Thanks,
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> Bill Moseley
> mailto:moseley@hank.org
>
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