Bob Cochran wrote:
>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,
Perhaps you can explain this mystery. We set up samba on psyche this
week using server=domain security. I had a user set up a linux user
account using their NT user account and password. Linux complained that
the password was too short, so they used a different password. When they
accessed their /home directory on the linux server from a windows 2000
workstation where they were logged in with their domain user account, they
got full access to their /home directory, e.g. could write to it. I was
suprised. How could this be when the passwords are not the same?
-Basil
