klaus a �crit : > > Salut, > > Jean (j'ai plus l'adresse email) m'a conseill� de ne pas activer > sous vmware un port physique d'imprimante (HP 722 C), mais de le > faire � travers samba. Je ne sais pas comment faire. Ca passe par > samba sous linux (je sais pas me servir de samba), et comment > d�clarer sous windoze une imprimante r�seau ? > Ca me permettrait de supprimer ma partition windoze r�el, avec > vmware, �a marche tr�s bien Bonjour Klaus, C'est assez facile, car VMware installe son propre serveur SAMBA, donc tu peux carr�ment d�sactiver le Samba original install� par MDK (DrakConf --> Services de d�marrage --> d�cocher SMB). Ensuite, il faut �diter le fichier /etc/vmware/vmnet1/smb/smb.conf pour effectuer les op�rations suivantes: 1. WORKGROUP = nom.de.partage.le.m�me.que.d�finit.pour.W$ 2. netbios name = nom.de.ta.machine.linux 3. security = user 4. encrypt passwords = yes 5. load printers = yes 6. local master = yes 7. preferred master = yes 8. dns proxy = no Je joins une copie pour info. Sous W$ d�finir les param�tres r�seaux (IP/masque/nom de WORKGROUP/nom de machine), rebooter, lancer l'explorateur et dans le voisinage r�seau tu verra appara�tre le serveur Samba avec ton r�pertoire perso (/home/klaus) ainsi que lp l'imprimante. Pour connecter l'imprimante D�marrer-->param�tre-->imprimante-->ajout et chercher l'imprimante sur le r�seau. Utilises les pilotes WinWin fournis pour ton imprimante. Voila, ca devrait rouler. Jean (Qui a tester MDK7.2, super mais KDE2 est vraiment trop instable encore pour une machine en production... Retour vers MDK7.1 donc.)
; ; Configuration file for Samba 2.0.6 vmware-[sn]mbd operating on vmnet1. ; ; This file was automatically generated by the VMware configuration program. ; If you modify it, it will be backed up the next time you run the ; configuration program. ; ; Global settings [global] ; ; Identity ; ; Allow several Samba servers on different subnet without conflicts socket address = 192.168.253.1 interfaces = 192.168.253.0/255.255.255.0 bind interfaces only = yes ; Workgroup the host belongs to workgroup = Votre.Groupe.de.Travail ; SMB name of the host (the hostname by default) netbios name = Nom.Linux.du.Poste ; Description of the host server string = VMware host ; ; Access ; ; Allow connections from ; Beware: if we use this directive, smbd will try to do a reverse resolution ; of the guest IP. If the host is disconnected from the network and uses ; named, that reverse resolution will take a long time, and the smb client ; (the guest) will give up waiting for a smb reply before the reverse ; resolution timeout occurs :( ; Because it doesn't add any real security, we don't use this --hpreg ; hosts allow = 192.168.253.0/255.255.255.0 ; Authentication scheme security = user encrypt passwords = yes ; ; Options ; ; Automatically load the printer list (from /etc/printcap by default) load printers = yes ; Gives better performance socket options = TCP_NODELAY ; VMware extension to use a different shared memory access key on each ; Samba server running on this host sysv shm key = /dev/vmnet1 ; ; Files and directories ; ; Debug log for _both_ daemons log file = /etc/vmware/vmnet1/smb/var/log.smb ; log level = 1 ; Max log size in KB max log size = 10 ; Locks lock directory = /etc/vmware/vmnet1/smb/var/locks ; SMB passwords smb passwd file = /etc/vmware/vmnet1/smb/private/smbpasswd ; VMware extension to use codepages in a different directory codepage dir = /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/smb/codepages ; ; Name browsing ; ; Allow the host to participate in master browser elections local master = yes ; Force a local browser election upon startup ; We need that otherwise it takes a long time before the windows network is ; browsable preferred master = yes ; Do not try to resolve SMB names via DNS dns proxy = no ; ; Shared resources ; ; Home directories [homes] comment = Home directories browseable = no writable = yes ; Printers [printers] comment = All printers path = /var/lpd browseable = no guest ok = no writable = no printable = yes [HostFS] comment = VMware host filesystem path = / public = no writeable = yes printable = no
