danielp

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Posts: 57
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Posted: Oct. 20 2007,18:52 |
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Thanks Robert for the clear instructions. Indeed, I now get my own smb.conf file. However, I'm not sure if I understand how the extension is supposed to work. I don't see smbd in the working processes after boot, and I cannot see the DSL machine from other PCs on the network.
To start up the samba server, I need to type: sudo smbd start Is that normal?
In the meantime, I have added the command to my /opt/bootlocal.sh file and it starts it up fine.
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