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A network consisting of a RH6.0 server with
Windows98 clients, offers a folder on the server for clients access. What the
clients should see is \\SERVERNAME\SHARENAME, but instead see
\\SERVERNAME\IPC$. So no password works
and clients are blocked. Why does InterProcess Communication show up as the
share, and how to change it to SHARENAME?
In /etc/groups I have:
sharename:x:501:
in /etc/password is:
sharename:x:101:501::/home/sharename:/bin/bash
a ls -l shows: drwxrws--- 3 502 sharename ....
sharename
In /etc/smb.conf, is a "sharename"
share, which is rw, public, valid user = @sharename. In the [global]
section is defined workgroup = workgroup, hosts -allow is ol, sercurity =
user.
Haines Brown
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