Hello, cygwin users. Under Windows 2000/XP, some problems exist when accessing Windows network resources which are shared using NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
When logging on with telnet, access to //computer1/shared1/ fails. For example, "ls //computer1/shared1/" returns error "ls: //computer1/shared1/: No such file or directory". Of course, the resource "//computer1/shared1/" can be accessed from local cygwin shell. This occurs with login.exe version 1.8-1, not with version 1.7-1 or below. Similarly, when logging on without password using rlogin or rsh, same problem occurs even with login.exe version 1.7-1. In ftp login, although the 1st access is OK, the subsequent accesses go wrong. Attached is a result of "cygcheck -s -v -r". Does anyone have resolved this problem? Thank you. Takashi Yano.
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