Re: [LUG] APACHE - SAMBA

[Rick Timmis <rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Should not be any problems with running the 2 services together. RE 
Samba this has proved a problem for me also. I can get Win2k to see the 
samba share, provided they are not logged onto the domain. However Win 
98 will not play. On our ST system the Win98 machines can see the samba 
share but are denied access. On my home system 98 can;t see it at all, 
but I think thats another problem.

My reading so far points me in the direction of encrypted passwords. 
There are two methods to overcome this. 1 Set samba to use encrypted 
passwords, ( Incidentally it says in the MAN pages see ENCRYPTION.TXT, 
which I can;t find) or alternatively turn off password encryption in the 
98 registry.

try this link for more in

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/SMB-HOWTO.html

I still haven't got complete functionality out of Samba, but I have got 
something workable so It has become a lower priority. Let me know how 
you get on.

Rick



Peter Walker wrote:

> psutton said:
>  
>
> > Is it practical to have both Apache and samba running on the same system,
> >    
>
> Yes. There shouldn't be any problems because of Apache. I have a system set up 
> like that which
> makes it very convenient when writing web pages on a PC.
>
> What errors are you getting from SAMBA?
>
> Pete
>
>  

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Rick Timmis
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