automatically as it used to. Can someone point me in the right direction asYou could have at least provided the OS you're running on. Since you reference the service command, I am going to assume Fedora, since that's the only thing I've seen that has it. I bet there's others, but without a proper description, I'll use what's on the top of my head. This also assumes you've installed from rpm, whether you made it or got it from redhat or somplace like dag.
what file I need to change to make it load at startup. Thanks!
In Fedora, you can easily work on the daemons running at startup with the chkconfig command. chkconfig --list smb
will show you the run levels that samba will be started in. To change it for a particular runlevel issue the following:
chkconfig --level N smb on|off
N can be any valid runlevel -> 12345 or a combo. On my systems I do
chkconfig --level 345 smb on
You can use 'off' to shut off any services you don't want. This only changes the startup command, it doesn't affect the current state of the service.
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