u.s.naganathan hello saw fit to inform LIH that:
>When is type in the smbstatus command I get the following error
>couldnt open the status file /var/lock/samba/STATUS..LCK
Do this -
1) Start smbd and nmbd
2) use either smbclient or a windows machine to conenct to a share
3) Run 'smbstatus'
You should now have a report on current Samba connections.
'smbstatus' reports on current Samba connections. If there are no active
connections to the share currently, smbstatus will die with the above mentioned
error.
-- Shanu
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