On 03/02/09 18:55, Ignacio Marambio Cata'n wrote:
I'm aware that the cifs server does not work as a master browser and
therefore it does not appear in "my network places" in windows or the
smb network in gnome,
Assuming there are no other Windows servers on the local subnet
acting as a local master browser.
> however, according to [1], a workaround for this
is to have a windows server in the network. A windows server is a
windows that is configured as a master brower according to microsoft's
documentation so I basically forced, by editting the registry, a
Windows Vista in my workgroup to always act as a master browser.
I changed "MaintainServerList" to "Yes" in the registry,
"IsDomainMaster" doesnt seem to exist in vista
This has not worked properly
I'm using the cifs server in workgroup mode
I can access the shared if i manually use \\nbname in both windows and gnome
If you can do that then NetBIOS names are being resolved on your
local subnet.
the only error related to cifs I can see is
Mar 2 19:23:08 saturn smbd[565]: [ID 413393 daemon.error] dyndns:
failed to get domainname
If you don't have a dynamic DNS server, use sharectl to disable it:
sharectl set -p ddns_enable=false smb
Am I reading this incorrectly and this cant be done?
The output from cifs-gendiag may help:
http://blogs.sun.com/amw/entry/troubleshooting_and_diagnostics
Alan
nacho
[1]: http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/SSMBAG/smbservertroubleshooting.html
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