it's probably how you have setup your samba shares. I've found in most
cases that the graphical setups (when using a GUI to make the samba
shares) doens't always make the proper adjustements.
One general tip is to have the same login and password for all your
machines. This will make the samba share a lot easier to setup. And
since you are a small company you don't really need to worry about
security amongs users or employees :)
I recommend you read these pages:
http://linuxhelp.homeunix.com/cgi-bin/rblh/index.rb?handler=articles&article=samba
http://www.engr.colostate.edu/~reinholz/freebsd/samba.html
It will help you to setup a proper samba share.
best regards
stefan andersson
On 3/18/06, digimata <digimata(at)digimata.com> wrote:
> It has been a bit of a journey to a mini rendering farm.
> I am almost there with Kim's help.
> Stefan Anderson and a lot of you guys have been very helpful too
> I still have a issue, a few of my XP systems is having problems
> accessing the my Linux Server.
> It see server but requests for a username and password but no go.
> I am can't see what is different with these systems....
>
> Leoung
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