On 3/11/06, Stéphane Purnelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lake-Wind a écrit :
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba server? Can it be as simple as
copying the smb.config and
On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 13:02 -0500, Josh Kelley wrote:
On 3/11/06, Stéphane Purnelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lake-Wind a écrit :
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba
That's just what I was looking for. Thanks VERY much for your
help! I'll be putting the pdc back in service Monday morning.
Once you get the files needed for your particular install, I would
look into putting your configs under source control and hosting the
repository on another server. I
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba server? Can it be as simple as
copying the smb.config and smbpasswd files back into the
/etc/samba directory? That's what I am hoping. If I just
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Lake-Wind a écrit :
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba server? Can it be as simple as
copying the smb.config and smbpasswd files
Stéphane Purnelle wrote:
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Lake-Wind a écrit :
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba server? Can it be as simple as
copying the
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Stéphane Purnelle wrote:
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Lake-Wind a écrit :
The motherboard in our Samba server fried. I have re-installed
our operating system (SUSE 10) and was wondering what is the
best way to restore our Samba server? Can it be
Stéphane Purnelle wrote:
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If not, what is the proper procedure for restoring.
Thank you for your help!
Mike
add secrets.tdb and /etc/passwd for restoration.
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Stéphane Purnelle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That's just what I was looking for. Thanks
