[ale] Samba configuration

[Brubakken, Eric]

I am having problems connecting to my server using Samba.  Every time I try
to connect through Network Neighborhood I get an invalid password error. 
Listed below are some of the things I have done to try to correct this
problem.  If anyone has some ideas on this I would really appreicate it.

*	I created the smbpasswd file with:Â Â Â  cat /etc/passwd |
makesmbpasswd.sh > /etc/smbpasswd

*	Here is a sample of the file

oracle:502:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
:Oracle Administrator:/home/oracle:/bin/bash

*	Dumb question here -Do I need to put my unencrypted password in the
smbpasswd file?  If so which set of Xs do I replace 

*	I modified the smb.conf as follows

               in the [global] area
                    security = user
                    encrypt passwords = yes
                    smb passwd file = /etc/smbpasswd
 

*	I have run testparm smb.conf and did not get any errors 

*	I have also set up LMHOSTS file in my C:\Windows directory which
points to a central CLMHOSTS file on the server

                    LMHOSTS on the Win98 machine
                    # client LMHOSTS file
                    10.0.2.15    dbserver    #PRE
                    #INCLUDE    \\DBSERVER\etc\CLMHOSTS
<file://DBSERVER/etc/CLMHOSTS> 
 
                    CLMHOSTS file on the server
                    10.0.2.20    desktop_1
                    10.0.2.50    desktop_2

*	Do I need to have entries in the DNS/WINS for my Win98 machine? 

*	What about NIS - could this be a problem? 

*	I can ping boxes left an right - everything seems ok on that end.  I
am able to talk to Oracle from my Win98 boxes, using SQLPlus or through
PowerBuilder.  I can connect through telnet just fine. 

*	When I run the following

                           smbclient -L dbserver -U oracle -N
 
                                I get this as an error - 'Bad password -
name/password pair in Tree Connect....'
 
At this point I am at a complete loss and have run out of ideas.  This isn't
rocket science, but I'm sure making it look that way.
 
Thanks for all your time.....
 
Eric