As far as I tested this, and we also have SEC/3000 in place, I can say:
* you need to supply 'user_pass,account_pass' (like for FTP),
* Samba/iX ignores SEC/3000,
* if lenght (user_pass + account_pass + 1 [the ,]) > 14 the logon will
fail: the microsoft SMB client accepts only 14 characters.

Hope that helps (and is "lars"-approved ;-), Andreas Schmidt, CSC





[log in to unmask] on 08-10-97 04:12:34 PM

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Subject:  Re: SAMBA logon




[log in to unmask] wrote:
>   I have installed SAMBA on a HP 968. Everything seems to be working.
> I have
> one simple question. After I set up a share as follows:
> [local]
>
>   comment = matttest
>   path=/usr/local
>   valid users=manager.sys
>   public=no
>   writable=no
>
>   I go back to my win95 P.C. and attempt to connect by mapping a
> network
> drive. I get a message from win95 stating I must supply a password. I
> assume
> at this point I need to supply the mpe user password for manager. I
> use
> security 3000. What is the syntax for password to set this up. Do I
> need to
> supply the userid and do I need my security 3000 sessionid?
>
>    Thanks for the help....
   We had the same problem. It seems that Samba doesn't recognize
security-3000. If there is no MPE-user-password and no
MPE-Account-password for your user-id (e.g.manager.sys) then just try a
','  (--> means a single comma)as the password. Otherwise try the format
USERPASSWORD,ACCOUNTPASSWORD.
regards
thomas oestreich