Tristan Warbey
2001-Sep-19 04:34 UTC
Samba Server Disappears from Network Neighbourhood but
.....after restarting smb inside init.d it starts up again fine but that means disconnecting all my users. If you just type the path name into windows explorer it will come up fine and everone can still use it. The NT boxes dont appear to be able to see it when you do this though. Has anyone else experienced this ? there doesnt appear to be any reason for it to dissapear it just does it every time samba has been running for a week or so. After a ps ax it still shows as a running process ? ? ! Is there a fix ? or do I need to reconfigure the win98 clients somehow ? Regards, Tris ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tristan Warbey Tristan.Warbey@ytko.com Technical Support http://www.ytko.com YTKO, 5-7 Portugal Place Phone: +44 (0)1223 461 400 Cambridge, CB5 8AF Fax: +44 (0)1223 461 460 YTKO: The first choice and best value for pro-active, innovative marketing services in Europe
Milewski, Evan
2001-Sep-19 13:08 UTC
Samba Server Disappears from Network Neighbourhood but
I don't know if this is pertinant, but we had problems with samba running for a week or more..things got "stale" and stopped working correctly. We ended up setting up in cron to stop, pause and then start samba every morning at 4:30am. We stopped having problems after that. ========================================================================.....after restarting smb inside init.d it starts up again fine but that means disconnecting all my users. If you just type the path name into windows explorer it will come up fine and everone can still use it. The NT boxes dont appear to be able to see it when you do this though. Has anyone else experienced this ? there doesnt appear to be any reason for it to dissapear it just does it every time samba has been running for a week or so. After a ps ax it still shows as a running process ? ? ! Is there a fix ? or do I need to reconfigure the win98 clients somehow ? Regards, Tris