samba - May 2013 - Samba4 and Ubuntu 12.10 : problem to get it working...

Hi all,

I'm new to samba : I've just installed it (version 4.0.5) on a
'fresh' Ubuntu 12.10 server (32 bit version), following the HOWTO we can
find on the sambawiki.
Everything is OK, up to the $ /usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -L localhost -U%
command (running as root)
I get the following errors : NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED, even if I replace %
by Administrator...
What am I doing wrong..?
Also, when checking the running processes (via ps aux), I get 2 smbd processes
with the same options. Is that behaviour normal ?

I hope someone can help me !!

Thank you very much

Thierry

Hello Thierry,

Am 03.05.2013 12:43, schrieb Thierry Gonon:
> I'm new to samba : I've just installed it (version 4.0.5) on a
'fresh' Ubuntu 12.10 server (32 bit version), following the HOWTO we can
find on the sambawiki.
> Everything is OK, up to the $ /usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -L localhost
-U% command (running as root)
> I get the following errors : NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED, even if I
replace % by Administrator...
> What am I doing wrong..?
> Also, when checking the running processes (via ps aux), I get 2 smbd
processes with the same options. Is that behaviour normal ?
What are the samba logs saying?

Did you start the 'samba' binary? Or 'smbd'? Normally you should
see
some samba and some smbd child processes running.


Regards
Marc