Dear Jeff, Jeff Davis wrote: > First, I am pretty much UNIX illiterate so I apologize there. But I have > installed 2.6 as a stand alone on a IRIX 6.5 system. > > First I would like to where to put my links to my .init files on this IRIX > system
I think you should put them to /etc/rc2.d or /etc/rc3.d or both. I don't know into which runlevel IRIX goes by default. Be sure to prefix the link with S90 (or any other high number) to start Sharity AFTER the essential system services. > Now my big problem is seeing the windows files. When I try to open my CIFS > dir (thru the GUI) it wants to logon to all servers. As stated in the manual > I should be able to turn off browsing and then specify which servers I would > like to logon in the CIFS Servers tab. It states in the manual "For more > information about the last option, please see the online help of Sharity's > browser configuration", this I cannot find anywhere. The term 'online' has changed its meaning during recent years. Today it means "visit our web site". That's not what was meant in this case. You should click the "Help" button in the application and then (with the question mark cursor) click the "List mounted servers only" item in the "CIFS Browsers" section. > I have setup the > servers I would like to logon to in the CIFS servers tab. I have tried > deleting the browser from the Sharity Mounts tab and in the CIFS Browsers > tab. And then of course nothing shows up in the CIFS dir. Where should I be > able to see these files. I only need access to two windows machines and as > my fellow colleagues are very computer illiterate (artists) I really need > use of a GUI. > Any help will be great. Please undo the changes you have made so far (or re-install). Then go to the "CIFS Browsers" section and check the "List mounted servers only" checkbox in expert mode. This will leave the CIFS directory empty. Now place a symbolic link from somewhere to /CIFS/Your-server (Your-server replaced with the actual server name, of course). Be careful to use the same capitalisation as displayed when all servers are listed. Once you touch the symlink, the server will appear in the CIFS directory and the symlink will work. Regards, Christian. -- Dipl.-Ing. Christian Starkjohann Objective Development mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.obdev.at/ _______________________________________________ Sharity-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://at.obdev.at/mailman/listinfo/sharity-talk
