Considered that and turned it off. I went back and uninstalled Samba. Reinstalled it after rebooting the system (I know, I don't need to, but just in case /-) ). Then, instead of replacing the default smb.conf file with my old one, I incorporated the old shares into the new one and changed the workgroup name. Last, I blew away the smbpasswd file and rebuilt it from scratch. That worked!!! Mark -----Original Message----- From: Brad Bourn <brad@summitrd.com> Sent: Jul 26, 2005 10:46 AM To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Subject: Re: [SLE] Major problems suse pro 9.3 w/samba 3.0.13 Firewall maybe? B-) On Monday 25 July 2005 11:00 pm, phantom21@mindspring.com wrote:

I just upgraded a file server from suse pro 7.3 with samba 2.2 to suse pro 9.3 with samba 3.0.13 and I have major problems.

Actually did a clean install, leaving the old home directory alone. Did backup all important data and made copies of the smb.conf file and other files.

The enfironment is an office with the suse server, and windows xp home workstations. The server is a Dell GX110, PIII (don't remember the speed, about 733 MHz), 256 MB RAM.

This system was working fine with Suse 7.3, but I figured a newer kernel and updated security would be better for now and the future.

The windows systems (XP Home, sp2) cannot get access to the server. After invoking My Network Places, and clicking on the "view workgroup" selection, the system shows up. But clicking on it gets an error message saying the user doesn't have access rights.

I checked, rechecked, and checked again the user rights for the users, plus entered, blew away, then reentered the smbpasswd info. No joy.

So, I need to get up in a few hours and get to the client's office at bout 7AM and hope I can get this thing running again before the office opens.

Anyone have any ideas about this? I'm going to try and get a few hours sleep and get back to it early. Any help is appreciated.

Mark

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