Quoting Chris G Haravata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> and what did i do right? i'm not really sure this is the solution to your
> problem, but here goes: do you have the interfaces= parameter in your .conf?
> if you have, try commenting that out and try again... hope this works for yo
> like it did for me...
Just for the record, I have had Samba (version 2.0.7 thru to 2.2.0a) setup with
the interfaces and hosts settings configured and I haven't had problems,
although my clients are limited to Windows 95, 98, and ME (no NT boxes). I do
not recommend removing the interfaces and hosts parameters from the Samba
configuration of boxes connected to the Internet as well as a LAN.
To Ian: perhaps if you'd agree to e-mail me your smb.conf I may find something
that might help you out. I wouldn't recommend posting your entire smb.conf in
PLUG, but sending it to me personally would be okay (by me, anyway). We can
then share what we find after fixing it so that the entire community can
benefit. :-)
--> Jijo
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