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Hi. I just got this working the other day. Here's how I can get files from my Win98 box to my Linux system. From Linux I type in: smbclient //PC98/C [win98 password] -U [win98 login name] You will then get a prompt like this: smb:\> From there you can view whatever files you have...

Ahhh...Figured it out, thanks in part to the hint from stanhubble. I tried to enable swat and access it from my 98 box. At first it wasn't working so on the Linux side I ran tcpdump to see the traffic. I noticed that the swat port was getting rejected so that made me think about the...

I set browseable = yes and writable = yes for a /share directory. Also ps -ef shows both smbd and nmbd to be running. I haven't tried running swat from the 98 box. I've been modifying the smb.conf file directly.

Hi. I'm also having a similar problem with getting Samba to work. I think I'm *almost* there. I have a Win98 and a RH 7.1 connected via a Linksys router. I'm able to see the Linux box as a network icon on my Win98. My problem is that when I click on the Linux icon I get: \\Linuxbox1 is...

Thanks again for all your help. I guess I better read up more on http://www.xinetd.org. :)

Appreciate the info. That explains a lot -- at least I know I didn't louse up my install. :) So of course my follow-up question is: Does anyone know of a replacement for tcpdchk and tcpdmatch? Is there an "xtcpdchk" or "xtcpdmatch" that looks at the xinetd files? I'm...

Hi. I recently did a "complete" Red Hat 7.1 install and notice that I don't have tcpdmatch or tcpdchk, even though when I do a rpm - q tcp_wrappers it shows tcp_wrappers-7.6-18 as being installed. I don't even have the man pages for those commands. tcpd seems to be installed...