Dear Yves,
> [...]
> If in W311, I put "read only" for the sharing directories, I can
> get an access from the server-file, but just in "read mode". The
> "mount"command shows:
>
> "localhost:\\PC-YR\C on /utils/users/ruin /C type nfs (soft,
> noquota)
>
> If in W311, I put total access (with password), it's impossible to
> get access from "Sharity" to the PC. I get such a message :
>
> "Connecting Share : SRV : Bad password"
>
> and of course, nothing.
Sharity has not been tested extensively with Win3.11, I must admit, because
we don't have a Win3.11 box around here. There's one thing that might be
different, though: I think Win3.11 always does "share mode security", which
means that the password is not user specific but resource (share) specific.
The access control might be more strict if write access is permitted. If you
send me debug traces, I can see which SMB command fails. You create debug
traces in the following way:
1. Shut down the daemon (e.g. /usr/local/sharity/init.d/sharity stop)
2. Edit the sharity.cfg file to add the logLevels "nfsTrace",
"cifsTrace" and "netbiosTrace".
3. Start the daemon in debug mode and redirect error output to a file:
sharityd -d -f /usr/local/sharity/etc/sharity.cfg 2>/tmp/logfile.txt
4. Reproduce the problem
5. Unmount all shares and stop the daemon with ^C
6. Look through the hex dumps in /tmp/logfile.txt whether they contain your
password in clear text (if you allowed clear text password connects) and
delete it, unless you used a dummy-password for the test.
7. Mail me the logfile.
8. Reset the config-file to normal
> Also, another problem, the sharity daemon dies, I can't say how.
This should happen under *no* circumstances. If you can reproduce it, please
run an unstripped binary of the daemon in debug-mode (but not with
debug-logs enabled) in a debugger. When it crashes, please do a stack
backtrace and mail me where it occured.
Regards, Christian.
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