> I have installed Samba on my SCO Open Desktop Server 5.0.5. But I
> can't seem to find all the parts to it.
> Where is smb.conf found?
Which release of SAMBA? Based on the SAMBA version I would look in
'/usr/local/samba/lib' *or* '/etc/samba.d'. If it is the latter then
you will have a symlink to a sample smb.conf that you may copy and
edit.
Quote:> I notice that samba is under this directory. /etc/init.d/samba. I
> am assuming that the next time, I reboot that samba will be
> initialized, but I wanted to configure it a little first. Such as
> exportation of some drives, adding users etc.
What you are calling SAMBA in '/etc/init.d/samba' is actually just the
startup script. You do not need to reboot to activate it. Simply login
as root and type '/etc/init.d/samba start' at the '#' prompt. Make
sure you have your smb.conf configured first however. You can look at
the '/etc/init.d/samba' script to find out where SAMBA is expecting to
find it's data files, etc.
Quote:> I looked at samba on my RedHat Linux box and there is not
> corelations betweent them. The same directories DO NOT exist from
> one to the other, so I am at a loss as to how to proceed with the
> samba install and configuration.
It is unlikely that looking at two *Linux* distributions, say Hed Rat
and Mandrake, would show the same files and directories. Thus it is
not unusual that there would be a difference between a Linux distrib
and an SCO Unix OS.
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