On Sat, 28 Mar 1998, Sebastien Boving wrote:
-> After installing SP3, NT switches to encrypted passwd authentication.
-> Samba still requires clairtext passwds. To solve your problem, you need to
-> tell your NT machines not to encrypt the passwds. To do this, you have to
-> make a small change to the registry, as described in the attached
-> document.
You're right... this was my problem. Unfortunately, changing the
registry settings on 120+ NT machines isn't a feasible option. I
did, however, find that there was a later version of Samba,
1.9.18p4 I believe, that was on the Samba home page in RPM format
with the DES libs compiled in already. I have successfully
gotten my share to work. Thanks for your help.
But I have one further question, maybe you can help with this
one:
I want the share name to be Pieckiel (or anything else, really),
but my username to be kevin. The *ONLY* way I can log into the
service is if the share name matches my username. When I expand
this and put it into use for real, this is undesireable. Any
clues?
And where are the docs that tell me that smbadduser exists? 8-)
Thanks!
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