"Pavlina, Erik J." wrote:
> I am attempting to set up a linux box to be visible in the Network
> Neighborhood for windows users here at school. I am using SWAT to
> accomplish this. The linux box is now is seen by the windows users, but the
> users are unable to write to their directory on the linux machine. Where
> are permissions set for writing to a linux computer via a windows computer
> over a smb network? SMB users and passwords are already setup on the linux
> computer. Thank you.
>
> Pavlina
Hmmm,
"Seen," meaning findable in a search or "Seen" meaning they can log into their
shares and make them drives on the desktop?
When you right-click Network Neighborhood, select Map Network Drive, and say
\\servername\username for the network path, what happens? Does it ask for a
password and then rehject it? Or does it map the drive and then reject any
attempt to write? These are very different problems.
Civileme
