Hi, folks! It's been a while since I was last here with my old and big Pentium-3 boxes (old!) with Fedora 5 through 11) installed. Now I'm back with having installed Fedora 20 and 19.
I'm trying to set up Samba with no success. Found some bug reports for Samba on F20 so installed F19. No bug report for F19 but getting identical symptoms. Keep getting "Access denied" on my WinXP machine. Samba's workgroup and user matches the WinXP's params. The WinXP box accesses an F8 box (old!) with no problem, so I'm certain that the F19 box is causing grief.
The firewalld and iptables services are stopped. SELINUX=disable in /run/smbd and ran getenforce. My Win-XP successfully pings the F19 box. F19's Firefox accesses the internet.
The smbd log indicates this:
Code:
../lib/util/pidfile.c:153(pidfile_unlink)
Failed to delete pidfile /run/smbd.pid. Error was No such file or directory
The file /run/smbd.pid contains a four-digit number.
I checked the path that goes to my home directory. How is this "No such file or directory" coming from?
I also see in the smbd log:
Code:
../source3/smbd/server.c:1281(main)
standard input is not a socket, assuming -D option
Google didn't pull up anything meaningful. What does this "standard input is not a socket" mean?
What did I overlook? It's been a few years since I set up Samba on several boxes (F5 thru F11).
Thank you all! Happy holidays!
Tom D.
Denver, Colorado, USA!!