OS/2, eCS & ArcaOS - Technical > Networking
arcmapper
Alex Taylor:
Which package?
It would be useful to see what is the actual error you are getting. Trying to guess at the problem blindly is, well, guessing blindly. :p
Neil Waldhauer:
Pardon me for jumping in. I have the same problem connecting to my ArcaOS-based SAMBA server.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes it gives the message "Failed to establish 1 connection". Then Details says "Failed to mount "GARBOPEEP\D" on "R:\". The specified server cannot perform the requested operation. My systems use DHCP. I have saved the password.
Rather than using the startup folder to restore connections, I have tcpexit.cmd with "F:\USR\BIN\CONNECT.EXE /restore"
Rick Smith:
--- Quote from: Neil Waldhauer on November 15, 2023, 03:24:45 pm ---Pardon me for jumping in. I have the same problem connecting to my ArcaOS-based SAMBA server.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes it gives the message "Failed to establish 1 connection". Then Details says "Failed to mount "GARBOPEEP\D" on "R:\". The specified server cannot perform the requested operation. My systems use DHCP. I have saved the password.
Rather than using the startup folder to restore connections, I have tcpexit.cmd with "F:\USR\BIN\CONNECT.EXE /restore"
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Neil does this seem to work for you? Whatever changed for me came with 5.1. I have the exact error msg's you are getting so it appears to be a timing issue?
Rick
Pete:
Hi Rick
I don't use samba or arcmapper myself but you could try deleting the CONNECTIONS from the config.sys SET AUTOSTART line to see if that solves the problem.
Regards
Pete
Neil Waldhauer:
--- Quote from: Rick Smith on November 15, 2023, 05:33:22 pm ---
--- Quote from: Neil Waldhauer on November 15, 2023, 03:24:45 pm ---Pardon me for jumping in. I have the same problem connecting to my ArcaOS-based SAMBA server.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes it gives the message "Failed to establish 1 connection". Then Details says "Failed to mount "GARBOPEEP\D" on "R:\". The specified server cannot perform the requested operation. My systems use DHCP. I have saved the password.
Rather than using the startup folder to restore connections, I have tcpexit.cmd with "F:\USR\BIN\CONNECT.EXE /restore"
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Neil does this seem to work for you? Whatever changed for me came with 5.1. I have the exact error msg's you are getting so it appears to be a timing issue?
Rick
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No. It works sometimes.
I'll bet it has something to do with credentials. You know, there isn't any documentation on setting up users for Samba, so did I do it right?
I guess if it works even once, it can't really be bad users on the server side.
I had no luck figuring out the \usr\bin\net command. It seems to try NETBIOS first.
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