Yes you should see it. But you have to apply a user in
the lindoze and samba server named skidmore. You must
use the same passwds all three places.Windoze,linux
and samba.
--- Barry Skidmore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
skrev: I am very new to Samba, so please excuse this
naive
question.
Samba
Change the following to
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
writable = yes
so that you can see your home directory
if you want you can go to start - run
type in
\\mail\skidmore
this should bring up the folder that you want.
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Well, I changed the network logon password on the Windows machine (had
to reinstall the client for Microsoft Networking), and I seem to have
gone backwards in terms of progress: I now can not even see the
Linux server ('mail') in Network Neighborhood, although I can still see
the other Windows
I have started to use SWAT to configure Samba, and can now see the Linux
server within the WORKGROUP, but am still unable to see any of the shares.
Within SWAT, when you view the 'Status' of Samba, and look at the 'Active
Shares' area, should you be able to see all of the shares that are
John,
The problem I seem to be having is that the members of the WORKGROUP
do not appear stabily: they disappear and reappear when the WORKGROUP
window is refreshed over a span of about 5 minutes. The Linux server
appears only rarily, so I am not surprised that I am having problems
seeing the
