This section contains information about HP CIFS Client error
messages for the following commands:
userdb: cannot open file
/var/opt/cifsclient/cifsclient.udb
cifsclient was unable to open the user database file for the
reason given in the message. This is normal if HP CIFS is started
the first time or if nothing has been stored in the user database
so far.
userdb: database file is incompatible
cifsclient has found a user database file, but this file was
written by a different version of HP CIFS Client. For security reasons,
all versions of HP CIFS Client (even from different compiler runs)
are incompatible in this respect.
ipcclient: error connecting to daemon: ...
The commandline utility was not able to connect to the HP
CIFS Client daemon. The detailed unix error message is given. Most
probably the daemon is not running.
LOC: Server can't encrypt passwords, use option to override
Your server does not support encrypted passwords. HP CIFS
Client refuses to send passwords in clear text by default. You can
override this with the -u option. You should
be aware, however, that anyone with a network sniffer can read your
unencrypted password on the network. Almost every Unix machine can
be turned into a network sniffer. HP CIFS Client also refuses to
store unencrypted passwords in the user database.
error: DOS: Access denied
The username/password pair you supplied was not accepted by
the server. You may try to supply the username explicitly with the -U option.
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