Samba client on QNX 4.25

QNX USERS QNX2 and QNX4
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I would like to ask for a little help with QNX smb client.
Qnx version : 4.25
Samba version on Linux: 3.0.10

I would like to write a samba share from QNX. I created a writeable share on the Linux box. I am able to mount and use it from a remote Windows and a Linux box too but not from the QNX box.

I able to mount it from the QNX but after the command “cd /public” on QNX I get the following message: “/public: bad directory” and I am unable to go into the /public directory.

On the QNX box:
I have already added the root to the user_smb db and I have an other user too who is able to mount the remote share through samba.
ps ax | grep SMB => SMBfsys -d20

The following commands are work when I am root:
mount -ma //name:ip/public /public
mount -ma //name:ip/public /public rootpw
mount -ma -u kuksi //name:ip/public /public kuksipw

But after that:

cd /public

/public: bad directory

I tried to modify the send and receiver buffer space on QNX because Linux use 8K defaultly so:
SMBfsys -d15 -n QNXHOSTNAME -R 8 -S 8 &

but it wasn’t help.

Have you got an idea?
If somebody has a working configuration please help me.

Norbert Murzsa

2

I didnt try connecting to Linux samba but connecting to my Win Box works; should normally be the same.
I use this in my sysinit.sh file to mount the share on my WindowsXP:
…
/bin/SMBfsys &
sleep 1
/usr/bin/user_smb userXY PasswordXY
sleep 1
/bin/mount_smb //netbiosnameServer:ServerIP/MyShare /anyFolder
…
Ignore the sleeps if enter the cmds in shell. The local folder anyFolder must exist before mounting
UserXY must have rights to access the samba share.

Hope that helps
Tobbe

3

As I see the QNX smb client supports only the old authentication type (start on UDP 137) unfortunately.

mount_smb -u murzsan //geni0131:210.55.60.206/blabla /public

Mount failed: No message of desired type

4

Is it possible to mount Windows 7 Pro 64bit shared folder (RW access to all W7 users, this folder exists and can be r/w from windows network) on QNX 4.25 machine using SMBfsys?
Some people say Win7 too secure for old-fashioned SMBfsys from QNX4…

Is there anybody who knows what things should be modified on W7 side to accept SMBfsys connection from the QNX4 machine?

5

Looks like Jeff Page figured it out:

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