Re: samba and win98se?
If you use the option 'security=user', then you need to add the users to
samba, if you use 'security=share' then just put the right permission on
the folder you share with 9x clients.
I think there also is some reg hack for 9x to go around this
problem(google;)). But
if you don't have many users, I think its best to add the users to samba,
and let them log on to the 9x box with that username and pw.
/ernst
On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, Robert L. Harris wrote:
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>
> I've got a Samba fileserver set up and running. That shares out very
> happily to my win2k servers. I've got a Win98se system downstairs for
> my mother in law to use. The win98 system can't access the samba shares
> no matter what name/login I use on it. I've set the workgroup to that
> of my samba server and it can see the server, it just can't access any
> services.
>
> Samba is a Debian unstable. 98se is up to the latest patches.
>
> Robert
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