<snip> > I fiddled around with the network and the message > about failing to bind went away. > Samba seems to work - I can use it as a print server. However, I > am puzzled about why don't see a smbd process running when > enter > ps -aux | grep smbd > > If smbd is called by nmbd, then do I have to run it in the rc.d > scripts as suggensted in documentation.
Is is running from inetd.conf? If so, then it will not show unless someone is browsing your box on the network. Otherwise... Pass. I do not see it either.. at startup: Warning: Samba is not running as daemons. Daemons not restarted/stopped. Daemons will start automatically by inetd. Use 'killall nmbd' and 'killall smbd' to stop the Samba daemons (they'll start again). Do you get this? Michael Beattie ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) PGP Key available, reply with "pgpkey" as subject. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jump through hoops? I don't think so. Crawl through Windows? *HELL NO*!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Debian GNU/Linux.... Ooohh You are missing out!