On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 03:16:00PM +0100, Graham Keeling wrote:
Hello,
I was previously using samba-3.3.3 on my linux machine.
I could 'map a drive' from a Windows XP machine to access files on the linux
machine.
If I rebooted the Windows machine, and tried to access the share again by
clicking on the mapped drive icon, I would be denied, but I would be given a
prompt in which to type in a username and password.
The samba log.clients on the linux machine would say this when I tried to
access the mapped drive:
smbd/service.c:make_connection_snum(740)
create_connection_server_info failed: NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD
I've updated to samba-3.4.8. On a reboot now, I am also denied, but I am not
given username/password prompt.
Instead I get a box that says this:
An error occurred while reconnecting Z: to \\192.168.100.121\admin
Microsoft Windows Network : More data is available
The connection has not been restored
OK
The samba log.clients on the linux machine says this for each time I try to
access the mapped drive:
smbd/service.c:646(make_connection_snum)
create_connection_server_info failed: NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD
So, it looks like I am getting blocked for the same reason in both cases, but
subsequently, the old behaviour of letting me type a username/password in
made life a lot easier.
Can anybody advise on how to get the old behaviour back with the new samba,
or is this a bug for which I need to file a bug report somewhere?
Hmm.
I've just tried samba-3.5.3, and it is has reverted to the 3.3.3 behaviour
of allowing me the chance to type in a username and password.
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