On Tuesday 09 August 2005 06:05, William H. "Will" Du Chene wrote: > Hi list. > > I seem to have a bit of a dilemma here, and I was wondering if anyone > would care to volunteer some thoughts? I purchased a Maxtor 300gb > external USB drive, and attached it to one of my computers - a Compaq > Presario 5000 running a fresh installation of Fedora Core 4 that I > download a couple of days ago. > > Everything seemed to be working correctly. I blew away the partition > that was on the Maxtor drive and created a new one, and mounted the > drive up as usual. Now here is the wierd part: from the box, everything > is working fine. I can copy backups onto the drive, and use it as > normal. When I try to share out a directory on the drive using Samba, > however, I receive errors from the client machine which prevent access > to the directory on the USB drive. In the error log, I have a single > message which tells me that the "<directory in the filesystem> does not > exist or is not a directory, when connecting to <sharename>." > > Does anyone have any comments or suggestions? > > Thank you in advance. If you're going to start a new subject, PLEASE start it as a new message, not just renaming the subject in an existing message. It defeats the whole purpose of using threads in the message lists. In order to start a new thread, you must start a new message, not change the subject in an existing message and erase the body. Message threading relies on information in the message headers (view full headers to see it), not subject. Tom -- Tom Taylor Linux user #263467 Federal Way, WA Iraq war: 1,838 and counting
