Sluggers
I am attempting to setup on our internal network a samba share
read/writable by anyone, including those with NO unix account on the
samba server. The configuration for the share is:
[openaccess]
comment = Open Access to All
path = /home/www/public
writable = yes
guest ok = yes
create mask = 666
guest account = nobody
guest only = yes
The problem I am having is that when Win98 clients attempt to connect,
a password is still being required which is contary to the samba docs
says. (my understanding of it anyway).
Not withstanding the security issues of this, am I missing something.
BTW: If you logon to the Win98 clients with a valid unix account name
you can access other shares on the same server.
The smb log 'sees' the connection being rejected ie:
[2001/11/16 11:33:11, 1] smbd/reply.c:reply_sesssetup_and_X(909)
Rejecting user 'jsmith': authentication failed
Regards
Steve
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