I have two 12.04 machines, one of which was not able to connect to a shared folder in the other.
The problem was solved when on the server side I added myself as one of the users of Samba (I of course already had a user account on the server):
smbpasswd -a myUsername
I also gave the password that I already was using.
There was no need to restart:
service smb restart
The connection started to work in a minute or two.
More information: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/adding-a-user-to-a-samba-smb-share/
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I have two 12.04 machines, one of which was not able to connect to a shared folder in the other.
The problem was solved when on the server side I added myself as one of the users of Samba
(I of course already had a user account on the server):
smbpasswd -a myUsername
I also gave the password that I already was using.
There was no need to restart:
service smb restart
The connection started to work in a minute or two.
More information: http:// www.cyberciti. biz/faq/ adding- a-user- to-a-samba- smb-share/
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