I just came to this Samba world. I heard about Samba a couple days ago. I did download Samba 2.0.7 on my HP workstation (HPUX 11.0). After smoothly gone through swinstall, I got message "Samba service is started". But when I typed "ps -ef | grep smbd", there was nothing. My purpose is to map a unix file system as a drive to NT system. Please give me some detailed directions to make this work. Thanks very much in advance for any input. Please reply to wyan18@yahoo.com Wen tel: 416-298-9000 ext 3392 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
Could you look for log.smbd or smbd.log and see if there are any hints. Pop something like the following into smb.conf for good measure in the [global] section: log level = 3 max log size = 50000 This ups the logging detail and sets a maximum of 50Mb on log files (drop this if necessary) Also please absorb "Using Samba" (O Reilly) which is included in HTML form with Samba 2.0.7 onwards - its a damn fine read and covers virtually everything Cheers JG>>> Wen Yan <wyan18@yahoo.com> 12/04/00 09:47pm >>>I just came to this Samba world. I heard about Samba a couple days ago. I did download Samba 2.0.7 on my HP workstation (HPUX 11.0). After smoothly gone through swinstall, I got message "Samba service is started". But when I typed "ps -ef | grep smbd", there was nothing.