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I've installed SAMBA 3.0.4 w/ my slackware 10. I'm wanting to keep it as small as possible so i installed only what i needed. Everything worked fine untill I tried to run smbmount and got this error:
Originally posted by gk_ Hmm, When I did the 'ldd /usr/bin/smbmount' It gave me the same results as yours. does it matter if the 0x* thingy is different?
Anyway I figure it out i forgte how though. I stoped getting the error after installing glibc.
Thansk a bunch.
I don't think the numbers make a difference, I don't even know what they mean off the top of my head. Installing glibc would install a couple of the dependencies. libc and ld-linux in particular. Did you have the glibc-solibs package installed before hand?
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