how to start samba service
hi
one more question in today I have just install Samba 3.0.3 in fedora linux 6.0 But i dont know how to start it. i do as this " To change a users Samba password use the same command as above with out the -a option. Now you can start the Samba service. # /etc/init.d/smb start To have the Samba service start on boot, use the chkconfig tool: # chkconfig �level 35 smb on " and type "service smb start " but i dont exactly where i should type aboves command please help me:study: :study: :study: :confused: :cry: |
well there aren't many places you can type commands are there? in a console (Konsole, gnome-terminal, xterm, rxvt). as root (run "su -" to change to root from a normal user).
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it not i meant .I meant was where i can type above command as in below [root@user ~] or [root@user bin] or somewhere like that another question, i am using fedora 6.0 but whenever i want use terminal i must follow this path application->accessories->terminal have any suggest to i can create a shortcut on desktop or by keyboard Thanks a lot |
what directory? it doesn't matter. for quick access to a terminal under gnome 2.14, find it in the menu and right click, i think it's "attach to panel" or something.
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thanks for ur reply in quicky
But when i type above command in any where as i said ,i cant get success always is " command not found" i dont know why? i find out in google but not easy to find out so i want ask to have a exactly answer. any suggest is always welcome Thanks |
well the commands are sound, but they are admin commands. as such you need to have logged in as root *correctly* in order to ensure your path contains those commands. as above, it's "su -" from within a normal user console. alternatively, hit Ctrl+alt+f2 and log in directly as root there.
if you are still stuck, start again, open a new terminal and do what you're doing. then copy the *ENTIRE* contents of that terminal here for us to see. |
try sudo or switching to root. hope this helps| £Ä3
$su - password: # /etc/init.d/smb start or # sudo /etc/init.d/smb start |
here is things i have try to do
[root@10 ~]# /etc/init.d/s saslauthd single spamassassin syslog sendmail smartd sshd [root@10 ~]# [root@10 ~]# cd /etc/init.d/smb start bash: cd: /etc/init.d/smb: No such file or directory [root@10 ~]# cd /etc/init.d/smb bash: cd: /etc/init.d/smb: No such file or directory [root@10 ~]# i had logoff and logon to root account to type it but still.... any new suggest |
where did "cd" come into it?? i don't see that in any instructions. at either rate there clearly is no "/etc/init.d/smb" is there?
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, because when i follw guide to install Samba,after install they said that i must start samba service but i cant find where is smb was installed. so i cannot start it. i type "cd" to sure that i can not find more in there. Eventhough thanks for all ur help in this afternoon. tommorow i will try to find out more about this. Any suggest is warmly welcome.:D :D |
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