Hello,
I think this is possible. You need to have different config files for
each instance of samba . Its better to have different directories
for each instance ( say /opt/samba/Inst1 and /opt/samba/Inst2 ) and
have instance specifc directories like var ,lib, logs, private,
shares, var/locks inside each of them. The smb.conf also need to be
modified accordingly for each instance. Also the startup script should
be modified to start the demons for both these instances specifying
the correct config files.
Hope this helps,
bye,
Kiran
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 16:12:46 +0100, Rainer Bendig aka Ny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Hi there,
i want to run two samba servers on the same machine. How can i do
this? Is there any example.conf file for such a thing? Is it possible
to set them up in one config file?
Samba is there in version 3.0.10
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