Mike Diggins wrote: > I managed to find the source of my problem after some trial and error > between the original working machine (running Sharity 2.3) and the new one > running Sharity 2.6. During the original install of Sharity 2.6 I chose > 'workgroup' as my workgroup. The entry appeared in the file > ../var/cfgdb.ppl which I didn't know about. I was adjusting the domain > string in the sharity.cfg config file. Removing 'workgroup' from the > domain = ""; entry in cfgdb.ppl allows me to connect to the share. It > concerns me though that this file states it will be overwritten by the > daemon (I don't use the GUI at all).
Sharity has become more GUI centric since we support Mac OS X. All configuration done by the GUI is stored in cfgdb.ppl. The daemon writes this file only when you change something in the GUI. When you edit the file by hand, the daemon will read it within 5 seconds after the change and update all GUIs. Changes done by hand will only be lost if you change something else within these 5 seconds. So there's no danger for you... > On another note, is there a way to disable the CIFS/ browser directory > creation? I don't need this feature and would prefer to turn it off but I > don't see an option to do that in sharity.cfg. This is an automatic mount. See the "automount" section in cfgdb.ppl. Simply delete the section which mounts /CIFS. After restarting the daemon (or unmounting /CIFS with cifsumount as root), you can simply delete the empty /CIFS directory. Regards, Christian. -- Dipl.-Ing. Christian Starkjohann Objective Development mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.obdev.at/ _______________________________________________ Sharity-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe see http://at.obdev.at/mailman/listinfo/sharity-talk
