samba - Jan 2000 - Missing smb.conf

I hope that someone can help me with this:
I hav always used Samba by installing the binaries. That has worked
well.
But now I need the SSL-option - so I have to install it from the bottom.

I use redhad 6.0 - and samba 2.0.6.
First I removed the rpm of the existing installation(and deleted the
smb.conf in /etc).

Then I gunziped/untared the file in tmp.  In the source directory I did
the following:
./configure --with-ssl
make clean
make
make install

Everything without any error-messages.  But when I look in the folder
/usr/local/samba/lib/ it is only the codpages that have been installed -
not the smb.conf and other files that is needed.  The file is not
located under /etc/ either.  And I don't know if there are other missing
files either!

If someone have any ideas - I would appreciated it!

Regards
Jarle Igeltjoern
jarle@chimney.no

Jarle Igeltj?rn wrote:
> 
> I hope that someone can help me with this:
> I hav always used Samba by installing the binaries. That has worked
> well.
> But now I need the SSL-option - so I have to install it from the bottom.
> 
> I use redhad 6.0 - and samba 2.0.6.
> First I removed the rpm of the existing installation(and deleted the
> smb.conf in /etc).
> 
> Then I gunziped/untared the file in tmp.  In the source directory I did
> the following:
> /configure --with-ssl
> make clean
> make
> make install
> 
> Everything without any error-messages.  But when I look in the folder
> /usr/local/samba/lib/ it is only the codpages that have been installed -
> not the smb.conf and other files that is needed.  The file is not
> located under /etc/ either.  And I don't know if there are other
missing
> files either!
> 
> If someone have any ideas - I would appreciated it!
> 
> Regards
> Jarle Igeltjoern
> jarle@chimney.no
The better way to create binaries for "supported distributions" is to
go to the packaging/<distribution> directory and follow the instructions
found there. There is a packaging/RedHat directory that contains
scripts to create an rpm package that you can then install. 

Optionally just grab the missing files from that directory.

herb - Samba team