Re: smb:// in nautilus sends unencrypted passwords

[Arjen Verweij <sphere vengeance et tudelft nl>]

I am reading the crap from the dialogue, but I am also unable to access
W2K shares. If you deem it useful I can check if I can access the shares
if I alter the settings on a W2K box, but this has to wait until after
office hours.

Can anyone tell me how/if the way of sending passwords with nautilus is
affected, if at all? Is there some config it adheres to?

Arjen


On Sun, 2004-01-25 at 16:22, Arjen Verweij wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to have nautilus send encrypted passwords? I am running
> Debian sid with gnome 2.4. I have gnome, gnome-vfs-extras2 and
smbclient.
> Also a config file in /etc/samba/ with encrypted passwords = true
>
> In the archives I can't find any reference to this. Is there a way to
> remedy this?
>
> Please Cc: me on replies, since I am not subscribed.

Do you actually know that its sending  unencrypted passwords, or are you
just reading the crap in the dialog (which has no basis in reality).

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