I’m getting a Windows popup error message when trying to map to a share on
RTP from Win2k that says “The account is not authorized to log in from this
station”.
The “hosts allow” and “hosts deny” sections of smb.conf are empty.
According to the docs, this allows all machines access. So why would an
error like this get generated?
John
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I’m getting a Windows popup error message when trying to map to a share on
RTP from Win2k that says “The account is not authorized to log in from
this
station”.
A stab in the dard, this is a permission that can be set in your win2k
account.
(don’t know where though)
The “hosts allow” and “hosts deny” sections of smb.conf are empty.
According to the docs, this allows all machines access. So why would an
error like this get generated?John
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John Bowen a écrit :
I’m getting a Windows popup error message when trying to map to a share on
RTP from Win2k that says “The account is not authorized to log in from this
station”.The “hosts allow” and “hosts deny” sections of smb.conf are empty.
According to the docs, this allows all machines access. So why would an
error like this get generated?John
Take a look in qdn.public.qnxrtp.applications for similar discussion thread
Alain.