* kaab kaoutar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010502 11:00]:
> HI guys!
>
> I'm still having trouble with samba!
> *first:
> I still ave problems accessing windows NT server/domain, i 'm quite sure
> it's a problem of passwords authentication!
> in the smb.conf i set the security level to user and authentication to yes.
> I have created a new user account similar to the one of the windows NT
> server admin beside the root user account, but still i enter the passwords
> twice, one for samba and one for the server/domain
> but in vain
This is the pain of Samba. You have to understand Windows networking in
more detail than Microsoft will explain it.
Describe more clearly exactly where you're trying to get from where, and
somone might be able to help. I know I can't.
I think you should read the samba docs and book you bemoaned at the
beginning.
> *second:
> Is it possible to access a windows files while connected to the same machine
> but in linux os, and vice-versa(access shared linux files while logged in
> windows nt in the same machine).
man mount.
Read down to the stuff about 'msdos' 'vfat' and 'ntfs' Short form:
mkdir /mnt/win9x
mount -t vfat /dev/<YourWin9xDrive> /mnt/win9x
mkdir /mnt/winNT
mount -t ntfs /dev/<YourNTFSDrive> /mnt/winNT
Respectfully,
Joshua Rodman
ASL: Redefining Linux Performance --- www.aslab.com
