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by old-flyer

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Why do I keep gettin the message "SSL: Error setting CA cert location: error:00000000:: lib(0):func(0):reason(0) trying default location". I get this message when trying to connect to a Windows share using smbclient on the Linux box. It still lets me connect as root, however, if I try to connect as anyother user I get an additional error after the password prompt. i.e., "Tree connect failed: ERRSRV - ERRbadpw (bad password - name/password pair in a tree connect or session setup are invalid)".Also I looked in the message log and found a line that said sshd listening on 0.0.0.0 port 22.

Ron

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by schannachie

Hi,

Please check this out. Do you have problems with SSL (Secure Socket Layer) for that you have to see the how you have set up your web server (apache or other). If you have trouble with ssh (port 22 tcp socket) that is secure shell (remote secure login feature). To work that trough you may have a look at /etc/ssh config files. The message of the ssh is that the daemon is correctly installed at the kernell and listening for new connections.
Read at man ssh for more info, or info sshfor examples.

Hope it helps.

by geordie-german

Hi,
Is the user in the smbpasswd file and have you enabled the user.
the command for this is
smbpasswd -U user1
you will then be asked to supply the password. Then activate & enable the user.
smbpasswd -a -U user1
smbpasswd -e -U user1.
Hopefully this will help if not e-mail me.

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