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> I have a 2-system micronet. One is NT 4.0, the other is S.u.S.E. 5.3.
> These are connected via ethernet.
> I can ping in both directions. I am successfully doing the samba
> mounts of 2 NT shares during Linux startup. Of the 3 Linux users, all
> 3 can see files on both NT shares. However, only root can
> delete/create/modify files on NT. Also when I click on Network
> Neighborhood on NT, which shows my Linux system, it says "network path
> can not be found".
> So...
> 1) When NT tries to look at network neighborhood, is it trying to do
> a Linux login of some sort? I have matching userids on NT and Linux
> with matching passwords. Does it use the current NT userid to attempt
> to access Linux, or what? Also I have set the registry "patch" for
> plain-text passwords which is what I am using in the startup mounts.
> 2. One of the 2 shares on NTis set up giving Full access, and the
> other to give Read access, to all users in my NT Linux local group. I
> am mounting these shares on linux as /winnt/linux-port (full access
> granted on NT side) and /winnt/linux-stuff (read access granted on NT
> side). The intent is for all my Linux users to be able to read from
> both, or write on the linux-port share. I've tried chown and chmod
> against the mount-points but samba seems to override that. Not sure
> what else to try at this point.
> Thanks for any clues on this. -steve
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