I instaled latest Samba from source: ./configure --enable-debug. FC3 doesn't believe me.
That's your problem right there. RPM systems should have software installed by RPM only or you end up with situations like this. When you install from source the package manager doesn't have the proper entries placed in its databases. RPM doesn't search for the existance of a particular file, it searches for the existance of a particular package.
rpm -q samba gives "package not installed",
As it should.
How do I convince it?
Go download a .src.rpm file for samba and install that, which will give you the setup for making a custom RPM file. Now edit the spec file for the changes you would like to make. Just to be safe you should probably also increment the build number, that way you'll be sure that you don't get overwritten by an older but higher-than-default revisioned build from the official yum/up2date archives Build the rpm and install that package. This should make sure that the entries are in the PM database.
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