Am Sa, den 06.03.2004 schrieb Chris Botha um 09:45:
> If you're editing the configuration files by hand, don't. Use samba-swat
> and be happy :-)
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> Alexandre Ganso
> 500 FOUR vermelha - Diretor Steel Goose Moto Group
> Ok you said that i should not edit samba.conf directly, I ubderstand that but tell me how do
> you do that through SSH, look i do not have space for a monitor and a keybourd at my server
> so i have to run it remotely.
>
> Got some other sugestions. I do not have a huge server room that i do my things in.
>
> But thanks for your advice i wish i could go that way.
Hi,
it is ok to edit smb.conf by hand. I do it the same. You can only run
into pitfalls if you manually edit configuration files and use a tool to
configure a service like samba.
If you edit smb.conf by hand you should certainly know what each setting
you activate does mean/involve.
Not being experienced with samba and only having remote hand on the
server you may consider using tools like swat or webmin. Both offer you
a GUI through browser access. While swat is especially a service for
configuring samba - see samba-swat package - webmin is a tool which
offers you to configure a lot more services (www.webmin.com).
Alexander
P.S. Please do not use your digest mail topic to post to the list in
future. Thanks.
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