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Actually when I log on as user john and fire up gnomba the network is visible,
when I expand the network all the shares are there but when I attempt to mount
a share linux locks up hard prompting a cntrl - alt F1 then a cntrl-alt - del
to reboot.

I have linux redhat 6.0 with samba 2.0.6 and gnomba

As I said before everything is perfect as root ----just trouble as a user.
I've searched deja and read the mans and haven't seep anybody else with this
problem.

Thanks....John

smbpasswd -a -e %Username% (The username that you want).
The '-a' adds the user and the '-e' enables the user.  Type the password
which you want, then it's done!

HTH
Darren

Quote:> I am unable to browse samba shares as a user.  Only as root.  I added a
user by
> typing smbadduser john:john and it prompted me for a password.  The
smbadduser
> says it will update the smbpasswd file (check) and /etc/smbusers---there
> doesn't appear to be any addition to this file /etc/smbusers

> Actually when I log on as user john and fire up gnomba the network is
visible,
> when I expand the network all the shares are there but when I attempt to
mount
> a share linux locks up hard prompting a cntrl - alt F1 then a cntrl-alt -
del
> to reboot.

> I have linux redhat 6.0 with samba 2.0.6 and gnomba

> As I said before everything is perfect as root ----just trouble as a user.
> I've searched deja and read the mans and haven't seep anybody else with
this
> problem.

> Thanks....John