> > Here is my current smb.conf . I didn't want to send it immediately (in > some > groups that is not done)
I understand. If you posted your whole kernel .config to a group for a hardware question I would have been a little upset. But smb.conf files are generally not that big. and I have omitted some dozens of shares at the end, > which are similar to the ones present. > Ok, This tells me a few things (Its way too early in the morning for me to analyze this very deeply though) You are not using AD, LDAP or winbindd but you are using the tdbsam with mapped users security method. You are not using a wins server and the samba server will not be the master browser (this may be a problem). I see you have a lot of shares configured and the detail in the smb.confsays that you have thought this one through. Do the users in the /etc/samba/smbusers that you have used to connect to from windows have their unix accounts created and is the password the same as the mapped user has in windows? Do you have a windows domain controller? Is it using active directory? I assume it is the master browser for the network? Are the nmbd and smbd daemons running on the samba server? John -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
