You will need to add these files to your PATH varible.
If you use csh:
http://www.washington.edu/computing/unix/searchpath.html
If you use the BASH shell:
http://www.linuxenvy.com/gened/notes/note_path.html
If you use something else, consult the manual for your Shell of choice.
For BASH, for example, I would need to run:
export PATH=$PATH:/my-path-to-compiled-samba-bin/
In my .bash_profile
Good Luck,
-C
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Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 4:21 PM
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Subject: [Samba] running samba
I've installed the standard samba that comes with debian in the past. To
start samba manually you just have to run the command nmbd and smbd. But
when I compile and make samba 3 from source, to run samba I have to
first go into the directory nmbd and smbd is in and then type in ./nmbd
and ./smbd. I have tried to chmod a+x nmbd and chmod a+x smbd but this
does not change the problem. I want to be able to execute nmbd and smbd
from any directory by just typing the executable name in. How can this
be done.
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