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[gooober@xxxxxxx (Mark Withers)]

From: Mark Withers <gooober@xxxxxxx>
Message-Id: <20001207044225.5623.GOOOBER@xxxxxxx>
Date:	Thu, 7 Dec 2000 04:46:19 -0500
Subject: Re: [SLE] Samba



Ok.

Just a theory here but...if you are logging into your win2k box as the
user ancalagon and there is also an ancalagon user on your Linux box
then somehow your win2k is not logging into the "microsoft network" as
the user ancalagon - which in reality is your Linux box.

The folder and share (as you've stated) is publicly browseable, however
you have to be logged into the server to write to it.

I'm win2k illiterate, but I believe this is the problem.

Mark

<p>On Wed, 6 Dec 2000 22:55:00 -0500
"NOC" <noc@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

<OK, here is what I have tried as far as writing to this share. (I am able to
<right to it as root just fine)
<
<Created directory /muzak
<Mount /dev/hdd1 /muzak (this is the 2nd physical harddrive)
<Net use m: \\lunacy\muzak (from my Win2k boxen)
<Connected fine
<At this point I cannot write (but I can view fine) to this directory from
<account ancalagon (which is in the root group)
<I attempt to change permissions to allow write access to group
<Seems everything works alright
<I check permissions again to make sure and they have reverted to NOT
<allowing the root group to write
<
<This is where I am at now, and I really don't know where to go from here.
<On DC's suggestion, I tried this with the second drive being partitioned as
<EXT2 (was trying fat32).  This is my first attempt at having 2 physical
<drives in Linux, so keep that in mind.  Do I have to set a "global" write
<permission somewhere?  I am grasping at straws here...
<
<Thanks!
<CK
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