David,

  I'm not sure if anyone has responded yet, but a couple things
to check out would be:

1.  Do you have a "protocol =" parameter set in the [global] section?
     Some of the earlier (lower numbered) protocols will not properly
     support long filenames, and need the name mangling options
     to work correctly (in some cases, I don't think you could get it
     working correctly with WIN95 or NT unless the protocol is at
     least 4 or 5).  If it's not set, then set your debug level = 5 and
     see what protocol is being negotiated.

2.  Do you have any name mangling parameters set?  I've gone
     back to using the defaults after playing with them for a while.
     Unless you need to maintain short (8.3 style) filenames, the
     defaults seem to work well with WIN95 and NT 4.0.  Again
     set your debug level up and check what goes on when you
     issue a 'ls -l' against the directory which contains the hfs
     directories.

3.  Connect up using smbclient and see if they show there.  (BTW,
     I've been able to use smbclient fine from the console, but I do
     run into a problem when I use it from a VT connection.  I'm
     assuming I'm running into the problem Lars describes in the README
     file with it not handling both keyboard and socket input together
     correctly).

Let us know what you find out.

Regards,
Michael L Gueterman
Easy Does It Technologies
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From:  David Hutchinson[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:  Friday, February 21, 1997 4:20 AM
To:  [log in to unmask]
Subject:  [HP3000-L] SAMBA Question ????

   Samba works cool. Has anybody ran into any problems with hfs directories
under mpe groups ?????? i have an account GGT and a group RDBMS and under
RDBMS posix directories goe, ord, and orp i can not see any subdirectoies or
files under these using 95 exlplorer.   Any body got insight ????

David Hutchinson
GGT
24 Industrial Park Road West
Tolland, CT 06084
860-871-3841