yellowdog-general digest, Vol 1 #121 - 12 msgs

[Neil P Bedwin]

Jason,
            I had exactly the same problem and the solution was obvious
when I found it! On the windows machine you can see the Linux box in
network manager but when you double click it you get a message saying that
the box is not on the network. Well, as a default Linux installs a firewall
- it even recomends it - but firewalls stop network traffic! Try turning
the firewall off and then connect. If this works then you can turn the
firewall back on and open up a port Samba to use.

Neil Bedwin

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manifestations of functional deficiencies are agreed by any and all
concerned parties to be imperceivable, and are so stipulated, it is
incumbent upon said heretofore mentioned parties to exercise the deferment
of otherwise pertinent maintenance procedures."

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