[SOLVED] more Samba

[psychohamster]

Trying to open access share in a Controlled network environment (my house, all wired computers) without having to provide a user name or password.

Everytime I try to access the Samba share from windows it requires a a log in. Not only that but it provides "sharename/GUEST" as the name and greys it out and only allows a password to be typed in.. needless to say, no password I provide fits the bill.
smb.conf follows

[global]
netbios name = Sharename
workgroup = WKGNAME
security = share
[Musicz]
path = /folderpath
available = yes
browseable = yes
read only = no
guest ok = yes
public = yes
writeable = yes
guest only = yes
force user = nobody
force group = nogroup


I have tried it with and w/o the force user/group tags and still receive a log in box. neither apparmor or iptables are running on the linux box. I have chmod 777 to the share folder as well with same results.. anything else I'm missing?

[Lazydog]

This link should help you out.

[psychohamster]

Thanks for the link. Followed it to the tee. Still no go, same problem occuring.

I've checked smbclient -L servername.

It's all running correctly. And I can just hit enter when it asks for a pass, but still can't get windows to connect.

EDIT SOLVED*
Kind of silly, I had the path name going to a symlink... Windows or Samba didn't like that, I redirected to the actual folder and everything is just peachy.