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help samba



Hello,
	Check /etc/inetd.conf - look for SWAT.  If SWAT is there and not
commented out hit your Linux box with a web browser on port 901(log in as 
root). If it is commented out, uncomment it and restart inetd.  SWAT is
the easiest way to configure samba.  If I had one guess as to what your
missing, I would probably say your passwds are clear text, switch to
encrypted (through swat) and add a your user (through swat).  Samba, when
using encrypted passwds, can not use the normal passwd file - it must
generate its own.

Hope that helps,
Anthony  

On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, dean pinili wrote:

> hello to all
>      I'm trying to configure a samba server and I'm
> running Red Hat 6.0 and i'm using the guide from
> Linuxhelp.net.  From the linux box, I can see the
> win98 share but i cannot log in to the Linux box from
> win98. I just followed the guide and i don't know what
> I'm missing. I'd be glad to RTFM some more bu please
> help. Thank you..
>                                       dean
> 
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