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Subject: Re: Running Samba
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I followed this documentation http://www.sambaix.com/Documentation
except the Lmhosts. But I still I dont see the file.
Is there anything else I need to do before I work on the Lmhosts.
For ex: Do I need to start nmbd also.
or change the permission of the direcrtory I am trying to map.
Please help me!!
jahanur

Dan Mahoney wrote:

> > Yes I think its running. now.
> > I did not have the right permissions.
> > Now when I type this:
> > su-2.01# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba.sh
> > it gives this:
> > Now what do I do. Is it runnuing as a demon now. Do I need to reboot.
> >  Sambasu-2.01#
>
> That is exactly what it's supposed to do!  It should echo the
> word "Samba", then redisplay your command line prompt.  To be
> sure that it is running, try
>    ps -ax | grep smbd
> and see if it is running.  If so, the answer to "Now what do I do"
> is: use Samba!  You now ought to be able to utilize whatever shares
> you have defined in your smb.conf file.
>
> Dan
> dan@wolf.com
>
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