On 6/19/05, micheal <sundance@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > This is what I did to get Samba to work. > > Run system-config-securitylevel > > Go to the SELinux Tab > > Look at the "Modify Policy" for Samba > > ... Check the "Disable SELinux protection for the smbd/nmbd daemon" > This will turn off SELinux for Samba permanently. This was not enough for my system (WinXP <--> FC4). I also had to modify the firewall settings (tab "Firewall Options" to the left of SELinux tab) to make the local-net internet interface (eth0) "trusted". Otherwise I could get no TCP/IP service at all. A ping from WinXP didn't even work, and no "shares" were visible.. Since I have a firewall in my DSL modem, I don't mind open TCP/IP on the local 192.168.*.* net.
