The smb located in /etc/init.d/ is a script that starts the two deamons smbd & nmbd. AFAIK there isn't a seperate script to start nmbd. To start nmbd seperately log in as root and type the command in a console window:
nmbd -D
Quote:
Nov 23 10:55:55 localhost nmbd[11154]: create_subnets: No local interfaces !
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nmbd will not start unless a network interface exists. ppp0 (dialup network interface) does not exist unless you have established a dialup connection.
localhost refers to the network local loopback device i.e. IP address 127.0.0.1 on every PC. You will not be able to access any linux shares from the 98 PC unless this is changed.
Add the following to the smb.conf file global section
netbios name = hostname
Where hostname is anything you want to call the linux PC. Be sure to restart samba.