Re: Samba and Encrypted Passwords

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Windows 98 will send encrypted no matter what you do.

First off -- you must configure Windows 98 to login individual users. 
See the Samba web site for more information about this.

In your smb.conf file, you must have 'encrypted = yes' uncommented.

Also, you must initialize the smbpasswd file with the passwords of the 
user on the Windows 98 box. That username and password must match the 
username password of the user account on the Linux box, too. Remember 
that usernames are case sensitive. user 'jsmith' is different from 'Jsmith'.

If your networking is all set up correctly and working flawlessly, you 
should be able to connect from the Windows box to the Samba share on the 
Linux box for that same user.

I strongly reccomend you either read the documentation on the Samba site 
or read the Samba book published by O'Reilly and Associates. Also do 
carefully read your smb.conf file.

Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA


* wrote:

>Anyone have any idea why I can't get my Win98SE box to connect to my RH8
>homes shares without sending the passwords as clear text (instead of the
>default encrypted)?
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