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I have an external USB2 hard drive connected to a RHEL5 server in a samba/NIS environment. People are able to read and write to the server's RAID drives fine from Linux and Windows XP systems. But, only the Linux machines can read/write the USB hard drive - the Windows systems, whether the mounting is via drive letter or UNC, can only read it. The Windows machines are part of a samba-based domain. I have verified group ownerships and user/group/other permission bits of the mounted USB hard drive. I _should_ be able to write it, but Windows keeps giving me permission denied. A reboot of the Windows systems doesn't help, either. Other domain Windows machines behave the same. What am I missing? Thanks. Scott
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