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Hello all
i am trying to install samba on fedora 6.though the package is installed and i have modified smb.conf file after that i added smbuser,,the problem is when i try to restart smb service through command "/etc/init.d/smb restart" it gives me error no such file or directly. i have checked services in init.d ,,but smb service is not present there,what should i do now.any help will be highly appreciated
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For what it's worth, on my system there is no "smb" in /etc/init.d but there is /etc/init.d/samba
Might be a silly question - but do you actually have Samba installed? I'm using Fedora 10/11 (depending on machine) and I have the /etc/init.d/smb service sitting there.
Might be a silly question - but do you actually have Samba installed? I'm using Fedora 10/11 (depending on machine) and I have the /etc/init.d/smb service sitting there.
What about under /etc/rc.d/init.d/smb?
yes it is installed,,i tried 3 diff rpms but still i am not able to restart the service
when you use the following command what do you in the output
rpm -q samba
if you get the samba with the version then its installed
Applying this command gives me "samba is not installed" but when i use rpm -qa|grep samba ,,it gives me version.if u r saying samba is not installed then what steps should i take to install it. i am using samba-common 3.0 and i have installed it through rpm -ivh samba-common and it gives me 100% success.i dont know what to do.
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