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Samba-Windows communication issue
- From: Paul Abrahams <abrahams@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 21:30:19 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <200610011730.09048.abrahams@xxxxxxx>
I have a couple of machines running Windows (with Linux on dual boot, of
course). A third machine is running Linux with Samba and exporting several
directories via Samba.
On one of the machines, when I start up Windows, My Computer shows the
exported drives as "Network Drive". But on the other one, exported drives
show up as "Disconnected Network Drive". Each Windows machine, however, can
see the other's exported folders without difficulty.
So there seems to be some Windows setting that enables Windows to see Samba
drives right away, and on one machine it's set and on the other it isn't. A
likely villain would be "Reconnect on logon", but that's checked on both
machines.
I can get the disconnected drives connected by clicking on them in My
Computer.
Any guesses?
Paul
course). A third machine is running Linux with Samba and exporting several
directories via Samba.
On one of the machines, when I start up Windows, My Computer shows the
exported drives as "Network Drive". But on the other one, exported drives
show up as "Disconnected Network Drive". Each Windows machine, however, can
see the other's exported folders without difficulty.
So there seems to be some Windows setting that enables Windows to see Samba
drives right away, and on one machine it's set and on the other it isn't. A
likely villain would be "Reconnect on logon", but that's checked on both
machines.
I can get the disconnected drives connected by clicking on them in My
Computer.
Any guesses?
Paul
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