There's a pretty good walk-thru (newbieized help file) on configuring Samba
at:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/network/samba/samba1.html
Give it a try.
* w trillich [EMAIL PROTECTED] [27-04-2000 06:12 AM -0500]
i did the religious
apt-get install samba
and then
apt-get
On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 02:45:29PM +0200, Harry ten Berge wrote:
There are sample 'smb.conf' files in 'samba-doc'. However, if you don't
want to spent a enormous amount of time (Samba is great, Samba is the
best, BUT IT'S HUGE!!!) configuring, take a look at
SWAT. It's a web-based
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, w trillich wrote:
of course, since apt-get update / apt-get dist-upgrade didn't install
everything (or download everything, for that matter) i don't know
why i insist on thinking that apt-get install somepkg would include
the pertinences relating to that package. it does
i did the religious
apt-get install samba
and then
apt-get install smbclient # just for testing
(even tho i'd done a full apt-get dist-upgrade, i still
apt-get install things left and right that weren't selected..)
and it complains about not being able to read
w trillich wrote:
i did the religious
apt-get install samba
and then
apt-get install smbclient # just for testing
(even tho i'd done a full apt-get dist-upgrade, i still
apt-get install things left and right that weren't selected..)
and it complains about not being
what was i thinking? when i saw that /usr/share/doc/samba* included
samba/ and samba-common/ i figured that i'd yanked everything
pertinent to samba.
Harry ten Berge wrote:
There are sample 'smb.conf' files in 'samba-doc'. However, if you don't
want to spent a enormous amount of time (Samba is
On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 02:52:00PM -0500, w trillich wrote:
so i'm back to asking 'how can we find out what packages are available
without having to irritate the folks on this list?'
One good way, if you know kind of what you are looking for is dpkg -l
For example:
($ ~)- dpkg -l *samba*
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