On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 18:20:51 +0100, chun lee <leechun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >I have just install smaba using apt-get and there was no problem. > >I am now looking at the '/etc/init.d' and I can see 'smb' but I can't seems >to use it. When I typed 'smb', it ways 'command not found' > >Why is this? I am sure its really simple. There is no "smb" command. If you're trying to run the client, it's "smbclient". See man samba or man smbclient. If smbclient is not installed, use "up2date samba-client". To start the server: chkconfig --list smb chkconfig --level 345 smb on /sbin/service smb start Then, make sure you edit /etc/samba/smb.conf or use SWAT to configure and secure it. -- Steve
