Craig White wrote:
I suppose that you could up the log level of samba to get more useful
logs but then you'd have to go through the logs to figure it out.
Did that, and ... drum roll ... found the problem!
Current samba releases disable lanman authentication by default. And
they quietly delete the old lanman hashes from the user database. A
double whammy:
http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba-technical/2007-September/055549.html
I had to add:
lanman auth = yes
client plaintext auth = yes # not sure if this is needed
client lanman auth = yes
AND reset the W98 user's password in Samba.
Thanks for your suggestions, Craig!
- Mike
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