John Beamon wrote:
<em>> 
<em>> well of COURSE Dustin wasn't impressed with it.  He wrote his own
<em>> windows-Linux book, published under a different company! <g>
Hard to argue with that. In general, I'm pretty impressed with O'Reilly.
Unfortunately, I think their Samba book tends to delve into unnecessary
trivialities and then proceeds to not cover other interesting aspects
enough or even at all.
But hey, that's just me.. your mileage may vary.
FWIW, I was REALLY dislike the SAMS Samba book.
Regards, Dustin
<em>> -j
<em>> 
<em>> Dustin Puryear wrote:
<em>> >
<em>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
<em>> > >
<em>> > > I actually bought this book from O'Reilly in hard copy. Well worth 
having.
<em>> > > And LUG members get a 20% discount.
<em>> >
<em>> > Actually, I'm not too fond of it. The fact that it's free makes it
<em>> > better, but I've seen books that do a better job of working through
<em>> > Samba.
<em>> >
<em>> > Regards, Dustin
<em>> >
<em>> > >
<em>> > > John Beamon writes:
<em>> > >
<em>> > > > I'm not sure where it's bundled.  It wasn't in Red Hat's rpm, but 
it may
<em>> > > > be in the source package, which I haven't installed.  Man, I hear
<em>> > > > stories about these machines with enormous /usr/local's and all 
these
<em>> > > > conf files and binaries everywhere and paragraphs of $PATH.  Never 
seen
<em>> > > > one in the wild, though.  At any rate...
<em>> > > >
<em>> > > > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/ has links to the online book 
in
<em>> > > > both html and pdf formats, including downloadable zips of the entire
<em>> > > > book.  If you've got bandwidth, time, toner and paper, it's there. 
:-)
<em>> > > >
<em>> > > > -j
<em>> > > >
<em>> > > >
<em>> > > > "Melancon, Mike" wrote:
<em>> > > > >
<em>> > > > > Dustin:
<em>> > > > > Thanks for the highly informative and enjoyable presentation.  One
<em>> > > > > question...you had mentioned that there was a manual (O'Reilly if 
memory
<em>> > > > > serves) bundled in w/Samba.  Whereabouts might it be?  I've 
checked
<em>> > > > > /usr/doc/samba-2.0.3 and found some html, text, and man pages, 
but nothing
<em>> > > > > that looks comprehensive enough to be called a manual.  (the html 
and text
<em>> > > > > look like converted man pages).  Maybe I need to download the 
source
<em>> > > > > distribution instead of the rpm that's already on my system?
<em>> > > > >
<em>> > > > > Looking forward to the next meeting.
<em>> > > > >
<em>> > > > > Peace,
<em>> > > > >
<em>> > > > > Mike
<em>> > > > >
<em>> > > > > ----------------------------------------------------
<em>> > > > > Mike Melancon, Systems Administrator
<em>> > > > > Louisiana Legislative Computer Center
<em>> > > > > Room G-203, State Capitol
<em>> > > > > 225-342-6244
<em>> > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<em>> > > > > "The moral is obvious. You can't trust code that you did not 
totally create
<em>> > > > > yourself. " - Ken Thompson
<em>> > > > >
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