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The first thing to always do is to look in your log files, usually /var/log/samba/ and see if you can tell anything. Most of the time the logs will give you some hints to the problem. You should also make sure the standard network stuff, that both machines or on the same subnet, have the same workgroup, etc. You also need to check the permissions on your Linux box like so: ls -l /data/apps and see who the owner, group and other is and that they have write access. If the owner is root and the group is root, and other has no permissions, then you need to give them permissions. For instance, on your [music] share, do a chgrp -R users /data/mp3/ (or whatever group there are in) and then do a chmod, chmod -R 770 /data/mp3/.
You also need to remember to stop the smbd daemon every time you make a change to smb.conf. Run testparm to see if there are any problems with it. Also make sure that it is running by [/b]ps -waux[/b].
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