We recently tried to mount a WIN/NT folder on the QNX 4 using mount_smb and
got the following error message:
Mount failed: No message of desired type
Does anyone know what this error refers to???
Thanks
K. H. Fung
K H,
Not sure what that error means exactly, but I’m running a Win2k machine and
have my QNX box smb mounted fine. What I have to do to get it to work is
have an account named “guest” in my user lists. The password for guest can
be blank (that’s what I do). For your shares, you must have the guest user
in the permissions for the shares to be able to access them AND have the
file permissions set for guest. I didn’t have file permissions set for
guest, it would let me mount the directory, but I couldn’t access any files.
I hope some of this info helps
R B Adler
“K. H. Fung” <fung@kramer-smilko.com> wrote in message
news:91nr82$h5$2@inn.qnx.com…
We recently tried to mount a WIN/NT folder on the QNX 4 using mount_smb
and
got the following error message:Mount failed: No message of desired type
Does anyone know what this error refers to???
Thanks
K. H. Fung
We have used mount_smb on several WIN/NT systems and didnot have any problems
with user and file access previlege after we set the user and password.
Unfortunately, all the WIN/NT pc systems belong to our remote customers, so it
is nearly impossible to know how their WIN/NT network setup is.
In summary, we have nearly all working in the remote sites. But this error
popped up from a site that had the smb working, but quit one morning…
It is mystery…
In article <91ofla$c2d$1@inn.qnx.com>, “R B Adler” <request@mapson.com> wrote:
K H,
Not sure what that error means exactly, but I’m running a Win2k machine and
have my QNX box smb mounted fine. What I have to do to get it to work is
have an account named “guest” in my user lists. The password for guest can
be blank (that’s what I do). For your shares, you must have the guest user
in the permissions for the shares to be able to access them AND have the
file permissions set for guest. I didn’t have file permissions set for
guest, it would let me mount the directory, but I couldn’t access any files.I hope some of this info helps
R B Adler
“K. H. Fung” <> fung@kramer-smilko.com> > wrote in message
news:91nr82$h5$> 2@inn.qnx.com> …
We recently tried to mount a WIN/NT folder on the QNX 4 using mount_smb
and
got the following error message:Mount failed: No message of desired type
Does anyone know what this error refers to???
Thanks
K. H. Fung
When ever something WAS working and THEN stopps, someone changed something.
Find out who changed what.
K. H. Fung <fung@kramer-smilko.com> wrote in message
news:91qlgs$jja$1@inn.qnx.com…
We have used mount_smb on several WIN/NT systems and didnot have any
problems
with user and file access previlege after we set the user and password.Unfortunately, all the WIN/NT pc systems belong to our remote customers,
so it
is nearly impossible to know how their WIN/NT network setup is.In summary, we have nearly all working in the remote sites. But this error
popped up from a site that had the smb working, but quit one morning…
Correction: Whenever something WAS working and THEN stops, there is
probably a Microsoft machine involved.
Bill at Sierra Design wrote:
When ever something WAS working and THEN stopps, someone changed
something.Find out who changed what.
K. H. Fung <> fung@kramer-smilko.com> > wrote in message
news:91qlgs$jja$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
We have used mount_smb on several WIN/NT systems and didnot have any
problems
with user and file access previlege after we set the user and password.Unfortunately, all the WIN/NT pc systems belong to our remote customers,
so it
is nearly impossible to know how their WIN/NT network setup is.In summary, we have nearly all working in the remote sites. But this
error popped up from a site that had the smb working, but quit one
morning…
I stand corrected! You just can’t argue with the facts.
Baal <baal@qnxvictim.net> wrote in message news:92d4rc$7m0$2@inn.qnx.com…
Correction: Whenever something WAS working and THEN stops, there is
probably a Microsoft machine involved.Bill at Sierra Design wrote:
When ever something WAS working and THEN stopps, someone changed
something.Find out who changed what.
K. H. Fung <> fung@kramer-smilko.com> > wrote in message
news:91qlgs$jja$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
We have used mount_smb on several WIN/NT systems and didnot have any
problems
with user and file access previlege after we set the user and
password.Unfortunately, all the WIN/NT pc systems belong to our remote
customers,
so it
is nearly impossible to know how their WIN/NT network setup is.In summary, we have nearly all working in the remote sites. But this
error popped up from a site that had the smb working, but quit one
morning…
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