Hello everyone, new to the list. Have a small Samba dilemma...
Last night I got my RH6.1 box going as an ntp server. During this
process I decided to change the domain name to something else. The box
was originally linux.domain.com, now its linux.newdomain.com. After
doing this I could no longer connect to the samba shares from my 98
workstations. I brought up SWAT and saw that nmdb was not running.
Checking the log file told me it couldn't find the node linux.domain.com.
So I remembered and changed the host file to reflect 127.0.0.1 was now
linux.newdomain.com. Nmdb now started. But I still can't connect to any
shares. As soon as I double click on the server in network neighborhood
I get an error that the server name no longer exists. Rebooting both
server and client had no effect. I do have an error in SWAT that
"Couldn't open status file STATUS..LCK". There is no such file anywhere
on the system. Both smdb and nmdb are running. I changed nothing in
smb.conf. I have to believe I missed something in the domain name
change. Any ideas?
Jim
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> >>> I was thinking more of the folks who might be fairly content,
> >>> but start seeing lots of job postings on the list and start
> >>> thinking the grass might be greener on the other side.
>
> Get serious... Anyone who is thinking of moving on will certainly
> find a position, regardless of the medium. The Monster Board,
> geekfinder.com, and various other WWW pages, not to mention the
> various headhunters in the region, are readily available to anyone.
> The number of job listings on the list is relatively negligible.
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> However, I would ask that the job posts be kept down to a dull roar.
> This is supposed to be a mailing list for those in the Greater New
> Hampshire area who are interested in Linux. If the offered job is
> along those lines, fine, say so, keep it concise, succinct and clear.
> Prospective applicants should be sure to check the 'To:' field of
> the reply message to avoid embarrassment.
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> But, overall, I'd like to see this list deal with technical and
> organizational issues, not lengthy esoteric debates. Remember, that
> the list has a lot of subscribers on it, some of whom are on slow
> dial-up links and who would appreciate a higher signal to noise ratio.
>
> Bayard
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