On Tue, 2006-04-11 at 00:26 -0700, Gordon Messmer wrote: > Ivan Evstegneev wrote: > > > > 1) Locating the SWAT File: > > rpm -ql samba-swat > > In addition to the commands you already used, this will tell you > everything associated with swat. > > > ******* here some little "spike" appeared, in my case I can only view > > the man pages for "strings" command but when I tried to run it, I got "command not found". > > and 'cause of it I followed the next instruction: > > Oddly, the man page for "strings" is a part of the "man-pages" rpm, > rather than the binutils (I think) that contains "strings". > > > ******* but for the /usr/share/samba/swat I got nothing. But when I changed a path to "/usr/share/swat" > > it described me all those files listed above. So now you see that the only difference between how-to's paths and mine > > is that I have swat supported files in "/usr/share/swat" folder and not in "/usr/share/samba/swat"... > > Actually I created "samba" folder and copied there swat files... but as you can observe it got no effect. > > You didn't need to do that, and should remove the files that you copied. > > > 4) Enabling SWAT for Use. > > > > ***** So I found my "xinetd.conf" and added the following lines as they > > asked me: > > The samba-swat rpm contains an xinetd file, which should be > /etc/xinetd.d/swat. You can enable swat with "chkconfig swat on". > > Remove the lines that you added to xinetd.conf, as they may conflict > with the file contained in the samba-swat package. > > > ******* Then I opened my firefox and wrote this command: > > "http://localhost:901/"; but it didn't work... > > It will after you remove the section you added, and use "chkconfig" to > enable swat. :) > > Gosh!!!!!! I've spend the whole night over this damn tool and finally it solved in such easy way!! Hey, Gordon where have you been before?!! kidding.... Thanks pal!!! Now I realized my mistake, I just tried all this time to modify "xinetd.conf" instead of "swat" binary file (I'm right?, Is it binary or it is a conf file of "swat"? in such case why it comes without "*.conf"? Does it necessary? It is marked as "plain text document") in "/etc/xinetd.d" folder!!!! Let me ask me ask you more question: what is about the file I have in /usr/sbin/swat folder? Is this the binary file? At least it marked as "executable" on it. I guess I have some up side down picture. One more thing: "chkconfig swat on" enables loading this process at the start up? If no, how do I enable it? Regards. Ivan.
