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smbclient problem NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED opening remote file

Asked by girionis in Linux Networking

Tags: nt_status_access_denied, smbclient, remote, file, opening

My Linux box is on a Windows network and I would like to be able to share files between my computer and the rest. I have managed to configure Samba following these instructions: http://www.samba.netfirms.com/. I have managed to use smbclient successfully to connect to a Windows machine and view a shared folder. I am using the following command:

smbclient //<machine name>/<shared folder name> -W <domain of the machine> -U <username> and when I am prompted for the user's password I enter it correctly and I can have access. I can browse files on the Windows shared folder, I can copy files *from* the Windows shared folder but I cannot copy files *to* the Windows shared folder. Every time I try to do a put (using a file, lets call it msg2.txt) I get the following error message:

NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED opening remote file \msg2.txt

Not sure if this is a Windows or Linux problem but any help is appreciated.

Computers specs are:

Red Hat Linux 9.1
Samba version 2.2.7a

Thank you.

 
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