[Samba] Re: Computer Appears in Wrong Workgroup

2003-09-08 Thread Service Informatique
Dan Rasmussen wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Samba 3.0.0rc2-Debian on Debian unstable.  At the time being 
it does everything I want it to except one: I'm in the wrong workgroup.  
Despite the line
workgroup = BETASIG
in my smb.conf, I show up in the workgroup WORKGROUP.  There is no 
mention of workgroup or WORKGROUP anywhere else in my smb.conf other 
than this.
Would be happy to share my smb.conf if that helps or provide any other 
relevant information.
Thanks,
Daniel Rasmussen
  You can try to backup and remove the content of /var/lib/samba/ and 
restart samba or try a dpkg-reconfigure on the main package.

  I may help, if some of the files are not re-created you can take them 
back from your backup or extract the content of the .deb package 
(dpkg-deb --extract) to find a 'clean' verion of them.

  A more radical stuff you might try is to back-up your smb.conf and 
'purge'-reinstall the package.

  I hope it'll help you, i use the same version of that package and 
don't have such problem.

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[Samba] Re: Computer Appears in Wrong Workgroup

2003-09-08 Thread Dan Rasmussen
Hello,

First of all thank you for your fast reply!
I backed up my smb.conf and deleted several samba directories 
(/var/lib/samba, /var/log/samba, /var/samba/cache or something like that, 
and another), did a remove --purge samba and reinstalled, immediately after 
replacing smb.conf with the one I'd saved and restarting the samba service.  
I'm still on the Workgroup workgroup according to both my machine and a 
Windows one in the area- though I can't access my share because 
LinNeighborhood Can't resolve address and Windows Cannot find the network 
name.  Is the change supposed to take a while while it filters through the 
SMB network?

Any other ideas?  Maybe Samba starting by default when I install the package 
messes up, and if I replaced the default smb.conf with my own before Samba 
starts for the first time it would work?  That sounds awfully weird to me 
though, that it would be dependent on anything other than this one smb.conf 
file and reloading/restarting smbd...

Thanks again,
Dan
Eric DECORNOD wrote:
Dan Rasmussen wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Samba 3.0.0rc2-Debian on Debian unstable.  At the time being it 
does everything I want it to except one: I'm in the wrong workgroup.  
Despite the line
workgroup = BETASIG
in my smb.conf, I show up in the workgroup WORKGROUP.  There is no 
mention of workgroup or WORKGROUP anywhere else in my smb.conf other 
than this.
Would be happy to share my smb.conf if that helps or provide any other 
relevant information.
Thanks,
Daniel Rasmussen
  You can try to backup and remove the content of /var/lib/samba/ and 
restart samba or try a dpkg-reconfigure on the main package.

  I may help, if some of the files are not re-created you can take them 
back from your backup or extract the content of the .deb package (dpkg-deb 
--extract) to find a 'clean' verion of them.

  A more radical stuff you might try is to back-up your smb.conf and 
'purge'-reinstall the package.

  I hope it'll help you, i use the same version of that package and don't 
have such problem.
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