Craig White wrote:
actually, service smb restart isn't truly necessary because samba
automatically re-reads it's config files on some regular basis (perhaps
once per minute or so) but it helps speed things along if nothing
else...and of course, once you have a 'connection' established, even
changing and restarting smb service isn't going to change things for
those connections.
You might want to verify that a pointless connection doesn't already
exist from client to server...'smbstatus'
Craig
# smbstatus
Samba version 3.0.10-1.fc2
PID Username Group Machine
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Service pid machine Connected at
-------------------------------------------------------
tmp 11998 amd586 Fri Mar 17 00:54:27 2006
No locked files
Only thing is, I can't connect to my home directory. MSCLIENT
complains that the syntax isn't correct. Apparently it can
only handle one level of directory...
JMCCARTY@AMD586 Q:\NET> net use * \\presario-1\home\jmccarty ?
Enter password:
The syntax is incorrect.
So, it doesn't like the multiple levels.
However, I added a soft link /jmccarty -> /home/jmccarty which
I shared only to my user jmccarty, and it works just fine to
let me access my home directory.
Mike
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