a question on samba

I recently installed Fedora Code 3 on one of my two computers. The other
one is a Windows 2k Pro. I have a LAN to connect them. I can always see
the Linux box exports on the Windows box. However, I cannot see the
Windows box drives/exports on the Linux box when I login as a non-root,
though I see them as a root. I remember there was no such a problem when
I was with Fedora Code 2. Can someone please give me some hints to solve
the problem?

"bird" <bird@village.org> wrote in message
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> I recently installed Fedora Code 3 on one of my two computers. The
> other one is a Windows 2k Pro. I have a LAN to connect them. I can
> always see the Linux box exports on the Windows box. However, I
> cannot see the Windows box drives/exports on the Linux box when I
> login as a non-root, though I see them as a root. I remember there
> was no such a problem when I was with Fedora Code 2. Can someone
> please give me some hints to solve the problem?

How, specifically, are the SMB shares on the Linux? in /etc/fstab? Using the
mount command manually?

You should copy and paste (munge any password) the details so someone can
help you.

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ynotssor wrote:
> "bird" <bird@village.org> wrote in message
> news:ctmudr$7qq$2@mailhub227.itcs.purdue.edu
>
>
>>I recently installed Fedora Code 3 on one of my two computers. The
>>other one is a Windows 2k Pro. I have a LAN to connect them. I can
>>always see the Linux box exports on the Windows box. However, I
>>cannot see the Windows box drives/exports on the Linux box when I
>>login as a non-root, though I see them as a root. I remember there
>>was no such a problem when I was with Fedora Code 2. Can someone
>>please give me some hints to solve the problem?
>
>
> How, specifically, are the SMB shares on the Linux? in /etc/fstab? Using the
> mount command manually?
>
> You should copy and paste (munge any password) the details so someone can
> help you.
>
thanks, everything works well now. That's my mistake.