Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
>
> Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
>
> On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine in my
> WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a password.
> I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected and the screen
> now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do not see my jpr home
> directory.
>
> --
> JP

Hi JP,

the CPW/jpr is normal, should not cause a problem. You may be able to
guess at the auth error by cranking up the debug level and looking at
the log file. On some versions of Samba the default is unencrypted
passwords, which will cause the same issue you are seeing. Both
the debug level and password setting is available from SWAT.

Mike

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Michael Brown

The Kingsway Group

Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
> Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
>
> On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine in my
> WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a password.
> I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected and the screen
> now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do not see my jpr home
> directory.

I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over the
smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.

Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:35:26AM -0700):
| Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
| > Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
| >
| > On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine in my
| > WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a password.
| > I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected and the screen
| > now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do not see my jpr home
| > directory.
|
| I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over the
| smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.

I haven't that option, since I was running VisionFS on OSR 5.0.7...

--
JP

"Jean-Pierre Radley" wrote in message
news:20050818165547.GI13297@jpradley.jpr.com...
> Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:35:26AM -0700):
> | Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
> | > Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
> | >
> | > On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine in my
> | > WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a password.
> | > I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected and the screen
> | > now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do not see my jpr home
> | > directory.
> |
> | I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over the
> | smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.
>
> I haven't that option, since I was running VisionFS on OSR 5.0.7...

I believe you need to set Samba to encrypted passwords = yes
run smbpasswd -a jpr -> enter password and this should add it.
Also you can set security=share, which should not require a password.

moncho

moncho typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 07:12:32PM +0000):
| "Jean-Pierre Radley" wrote in message
| news:20050818165547.GI13297@jpradley.jpr.com...
| > Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:35:26AM -0700):
| > | Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
| > | > Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
| > | >
| > | > On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine
| > | > in my WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a
| > | > password. I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected
| > | > and the screen now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do
| > | > not see my jpr home directory.
| > |
| > | I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over
| > | the smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.
| >
| > I haven't that option, since I was running VisionFS on OSR 5.0.7...
|
| I believe you need to set Samba to encrypted passwords = yes run
| smbpasswd -a jpr -> enter password and this should add it.

That's what I hadn't done before -- thanks!

| Also you can set security=share, which should not require a password.

--
JP

Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
> moncho typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 07:12:32PM +0000):
> | "Jean-Pierre Radley" wrote in message
> | news:20050818165547.GI13297@jpradley.jpr.com...
> | > Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:35:26AM -0700):
> | > | Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
> | > | > Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
> | > | >
> | > | > On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine
> | > | > in my WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a
> | > | > password. I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected
> | > | > and the screen now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do
> | > | > not see my jpr home directory.
> | > |
> | > | I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over
> | > | the smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.
> | >
> | > I haven't that option, since I was running VisionFS on OSR 5.0.7...
> |
> | I believe you need to set Samba to encrypted passwords = yes run
> | smbpasswd -a jpr -> enter password and this should add it.
>
> That's what I hadn't done before -- thanks!
>
> | Also you can set security=share, which should not require a password.

Will visionfs install and run on OSR6, and is it legal to do so?

Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 10:50:19PM +0000):
| Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
| >moncho typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 07:12:32PM +0000):
| >| "Jean-Pierre Radley" wrote in message
| >| news:20050818165547.GI13297@jpradley.jpr.com...
| >| > Roger Cornelius typed (on Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:35:26AM -0700):
| >| > | Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
| >| > | > Running OSR 6.0.0 + MP1
| >| > | >
| >| > | > On my windows machine, called "cpw". I can see my unix machine
| >| > | > in my WORKGROUP. When I click on the unix box, I'm asked for a
| >| > | > password. I enter "jpr" and my Unix password, this is rejected
| >| > | > and the screen now shows my name as "CPW/jpr", not "jpr"; I do
| >| > | > not see my jpr home directory.
| >| > |
| >| > | I had this after installing OSR6 until I remembered to copy over
| >| > | the smbpasswd file from my OSR5 system.
| >| >
| >| > I haven't that option, since I was running VisionFS on OSR 5.0.7...
| >|
| >| I believe you need to set Samba to encrypted passwords = yes run
| >| smbpasswd -a jpr -> enter password and this should add it.
| >
| >That's what I hadn't done before -- thanks!
| >
| >| Also you can set security=share, which should not require a password.
|
| Will visionfs install and run on OSR6, and is it legal to do so?

I was able to install and run VisionFS on a beta release of 6.0.0, but cannot
do so now on the shipping release.

--
JP