[Ian Gillon <iangillon@hotmail.com>]> My problem is that the smbd daemon is not starting up.
Running Samba from inetd is not recommended. (Except SWAT.) In
particular, nmbd can give problems when run this way.
> I have installed Samba 2.0.7.2 on HP-UX 11.00. Does anyone have this
> version running ok that can help.
What is 2.0.7.2? Is that an HP-distributed version? I am running
2.0.7 (compiled from source) on HP-UX 11.00 with no problems (well,
actually, I don't use it so there could be problems I'm not aware of)
and NOT using inetd.
I'll attach my startup script (copy this to /sbin/init.d/samba, make it
executable, and make appropriate links to /sbin/rc*.d/). Note that you
may need to change the PID directory for your installation, as I don't
use the default.
Peter
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#!/sbin/sh
#
# samba startup - Peter Samuelson
# portions gently lifted from existing HP-UX config scripts
# where smbd and nmbd live, and what their path should be
PATH=/usr/local/samba/bin:/usr/bin
# where the *.pid files live
s_pids=/var/lib/samba/locks
case "$1" in
# HP-UX fancy shmancy boot message sequence
start_msg) echo "Starting Samba daemons" ;;
stop_msg) echo "Shutting down Samba daemons" ;;
start) smbd -D; nmbd -D ;;
stop) kill -TERM `cat $s_pids/smbd.pid` 2>&-
kill -TERM `cat $s_pids/nmbd.pid` 2>&- ;;
restart) $0 stop; $0 start ;;
esac
exit 0;