ronniek

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Joined: May 2004 |
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Posted: July 20 2004,16:22 |
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My understanding to the samba.dsl is, it provides the GUI client to connect to a samba share.
For establishing a samba server, you already has the daemon installed. And it is the /usr/sbin/smbd that you have mentioned. You can execute it simply by running "smbd".
Since I have installed the DSL to my harddisk, I am not sure if it fits your case 100%. To me, I have modified the smbd.conf located in /etc/samba/smb.conf, changed the workgroup and created the share that I need. After that, I can connect the share from my OS X machine.
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