Hi 

I have a problem with getting samba to play nice with my XP boxs.

In short Samba has happily allowed me to see my XP shared directories
for a 3-4 months, however the other night I restarted my router
therefore disabling my LAN connections without first umounting my
samba shares [oops] I have found in the past that this can confuse
samba and usually takes some messing to fix.
However when my LAN came back up I realised my error so rebooted XP
machine and Gentoo in order to reset and carry on as usual however for
some reason I can no longer mount my XP shares.
Note that I have changed no config files on either machines and IP's
are same and so on,

Some output :-
genstu stuart # smbtree 
Password: 
STUNET
        \\NEWSTU                        newstucomp
failed tcon_X with NT_STATUS_DUPLICATE_NAME
        \\GENSTU                        genstu
                \\GENSTU\ADMIN$                 IPC Service (genstu)
                \\GENSTU\IPC$                   IPC Service (genstu)
                \\GENSTU\data                   Samshare
        \\CALCOMP                       Calcomp
                \\CALCOMP\C$                    Default share
                \\CALCOMP\ADMIN$                Remote Admin
                \\CALCOMP\E                     
                \\CALCOMP\D                     
                \\CALCOMP\C                     
                \\CALCOMP\SharedDocs            
                \\CALCOMP\D$                    Default share
                \\CALCOMP\IPC$                  Remote IPC

THE ERROR

29919: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare (You specified an
invalid share name)
SMB connection failed


It is NEWSTU that I am really trying to connect to and you can see
that there is something wrong there, however if I try to mount one of
the CALCOMP shares the same error arrives.
I use Lineighbourhood to manage this and till now have had no issues.

Can anyone suggest a way forward?

Have there been any recent changes to a package affecting samba or
somthing dependant? [I had not rebooted my Gentoo box for 18 Days so
prehaps something changed on reboot?]

mmm minor flash of inspiration as writing, XP made some background
updates about a week ago is anyone aware if they have tightend their
security in some way that may be causing this?


Regardless of the result thanks for reading :]

stu


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