On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 05:49:28 +1300 Roger Searle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm encouraged by all of yesterday's responses. I've not booted my > machine into linux for a few weeks now. I'm going to change that > starting Monday (I need to go away for a couple of days). Minimum 90% > home computer time to be linux. So a question then . . . > > I was struggling with configuring my smb.conf file. Hindsight shows > me that the issues were in part related to the windows machines I was > trying to connect with (easily sorted - when I finally realised that > it wasn't just about my inability to configure the smb.conf file!). > And yes, I should have done a "mv smb.conf smb.old" before playing > around. I didn't. > > I really need to start again with this file, and not do these things > late at night ;-) Can I get the original file off the distribution > disks and if so how. I'm using redhat 9. yes you can get it off the original rpm file. man rpm > > Regards > Roger > > >
