Error returning browse list: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

[brunopt]

Hello everyone

I having this problem almost a week, when i run the command smbclint -L machinename to view the list of shares it send me this error "Error returning browse list: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED" ie searched in the net but no luck. I have adding my linux server to my windows 2000 domain with no problem, and when i want to view the shares on my server no problem at all, but when i want to view the shares from a machine name i having this error but using smbclient -L machinename -U administrator, i insert the password and voilá.

I want to view it withou using a password!

What im i doing wrong

Thanks to all

 

[TonyGroves]

You could use:[tt]
smbclient -L machinename -A authfile[/tt]
where authfile is a file containing:[tt]
username=zambujeira
password=ewy47tv2875[/tt]

(This should really be in the Samba forum )

 

[TonyGroves]

You might also want to add the domain name to authfile:[tt]
username=zambujeira
password=ewy47tv2875
domain=skrugn[/tt]

 

[brunopt]

hello and thanks for the help

but where is the authfile?

 

[TonyGroves]

You would create authfile yourself and store it in your home directory.

 

[brunopt]

can you give me some hints on how to create the file.

sorry but i´m new at linux

thanks once again for the help

 

[TonyGroves]

Just use your favourite text editor. If you're using KDE, you probably have a choice of kate and kwrite, but nearly all systems have vi.

To start vi from a shell, type the command [tt]vi[/tt] . When the vi screen appears, type the command [tt]i[/tt] to start inserting, type in the file text, press Esc to stop insertion, type the command [tt]:w ~/authfile[/tt] and press Enter, which saves the file to your home directory with the name authfile (you can use a different filename if you want), then type the command [tt]:q[/tt] and Enter to exit.

Alternatively, since it's only a small file, you can create it directly from the shell. Type the command [tt]cat >~/authfile[/tt] (use a different filename if you want) and press Enter (there will be no response other than a line feed), then type in the lines of text, followed by Ctrl-Z to finish.