Why the './' ?>>I use debian 10 as the base operating system, it's the same as saying /usr/local/samba/bin/samba-tool gpo create WSUS -UadministratorHmm, it looks like you have compiled Samba yourself, What OS and what was your './configure' line ?>> I use debian10 as operating system
On 08/01/2020 18:26, Sandy via samba wrote:> Why the './' ? > >>> I use debian 10 as the base operating system, it's the same as saying /usr/local/samba/bin/samba-tool gpo create WSUS -UadministratorOnly if you are in /usr/local/samba/bin> Hmm, it looks like you have compiled Samba yourself, What OS and what was your './configure' line ? > >>> I use debian10 as operating systemWhy have you compiled Samba yourself ? Do you not know about this repo here: http://apt.van-belle.nl/ What was your './configure' line ? Have you reset $PATH so that '/usr/local/samba/bin' and '/usr/local/samba/sbin' are at the start ? Rowland
why have you compiled samba yourself ?>>>I clarify something, I have been using samba as an active directory for years and the only thing I do is guide me through the site and update as follows, I do not understand when you ask me, What was you ./configure line ?
On 08/01/2020 22:49, Sandy via samba wrote:> why have you compiled samba yourself ? > >>>> I clarify something, I have been using samba as an active directory for years and the only thing I do is guide me through the site and update as follows, I do not understand when you ask me, What was you ./configure line ?When you compile Samba, you first install all the required dependences and then configure Samba, you do this by running './configure' If you run it without any options, everything is built and Samba will end up in '/usr/local/samba', so did you run './configure' or did you run it with any options ? Rowland