Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.

Author Topic: Dancing the SaMBa  (Read 1854 times)

Description:

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Offline JettahTopic starter

  • Full Member
  • ***
  • Join Date: Nov 2003
  • Posts: 115
    • Show all replies
Dancing the SaMBa
« on: October 04, 2004, 04:23:10 PM »
Hi there,

Is there someone to dance tha SaMBa with?

I've tried to get SaMBa running again on my A1200, but did not entirely succeed.

Outsets:
- I can ping the other computer
- from the other computer I can ping the A1200

Conclusion up to so far: the connection is O.K.

When running the script that mounts the other computer's C:-drive (how did you guess the other computer is a Windows-jar, eh, eh??) the reply I get is a request to supply a password.

- my account on the OC is without use of a password
- the OC's registry has been set to use plain text passwords
- password supplied is an empty string: P=''

I used to have it solved, but I forgot about it...

Is there any Master of the Dance who can help me out? Or wants to know more specific details? Please let me know.

Regards

Jettah
Sometimes I wish I was Mt Vesuvius: laying on my back in the sun while smoking a bit and everybody seeing me would say: \\"Look! He\\\'s active!\\" (author unknown to me)
 

Offline JettahTopic starter

  • Full Member
  • ***
  • Join Date: Nov 2003
  • Posts: 115
    • Show all replies
Re: Dancing the SaMBa
« Reply #1 on: October 05, 2004, 08:50:11 AM »
@ All

I found the solution:
In the mountlist there is a line called Startup.
In the parameters you have to specify the computer you want to connect to (C= parameter).

That specific parameter did read: C=\\:IP-address\C
Now changed it into C=\\:IP-address\

@KennyR
And indeed I left out the P= parameter.

I gave it a go and 'lo and behold': the drive appeared on WB! Fantastic! we've done it, yeah. Grea' ma'!

B.t.w may I be so bold as to endorse a very usefull book on this matter?

Title 'Using Samba'
Author 'Richard Sharpe' (with Tim Potter and Jim Morris)
Publisher 'QUE'
ISBN '0-7897-2319-0'
First Printing 'July 2000'

Number of pages dedicated to Amiga: 3!
Other OS's included: VMS, MVS, VOS, OS/2, UNIX, Linux etc., etc.! A good read and the Amiga is covered pretty well with release 2.0.6 and mentioning of 2.0.7.

Regards and thanks for all your help!

Jettah
Sometimes I wish I was Mt Vesuvius: laying on my back in the sun while smoking a bit and everybody seeing me would say: \\"Look! He\\\'s active!\\" (author unknown to me)