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From: Xenon@arcticus.burner.com (Christopher Eric Hanson) () (by way of Andy Stevens <Xenon@arcticus.burner.com>)
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Subject: Re: Help! I can't Samba!
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Info requested by someone? This is one of 3 or 4 from my networking
archives. I'll upload the rest. Would send directly to the requester by
don't know who it was....
Hope it helps,
Andy Stevens
In article <Pine.SUN.3.91.951226232507.18425A-100000@rowan.liii.com> JD
<ralpho@liii.com> writes:
> Does anyone know how to use Samba? Here are the steps I use to attempt
> the install:
>
> AT THE AMIGA:
>
> 1. Copied the unarchived Samba directory to my AmiTCP directory
> ("WorkBench:/AmiTCP").
At this point you need to modify the lib/smb.conf file to list the
drives you want to share. It should have some lines in it that look like:
[sys]
path = sys:
read only = no
[work]
path = HD0:
read only = no
These will export the SYS: and HD0: drives to the network, available as
exports named sys and work.
> 2. After starting AmiTCP, I open a SHELL window, and CD to the
> WorkBench:/AmiTCP/samba/bin directory.
>
> 3. I then type:
>
> stack 20000
> nmbd -D
Try
run >nil: <nil: nmbd -D
> 4. I then open another SHELL window, and CD to the
> WorkBench:/AmiTCP/samba/bin directory.
>
> 5. I then type:
>
> stack 50000
> smbd -D
run >nil: <nil: smbd -D
> NOTE: It appears that nmbd and smbd do not return control to the shell
> window. As a result, typing commands in the shell window has no effect,
> and I am unable to close the shell window by clicking on its close gadget.
Using the run >nil: <nil: will fix this.
> AT THE WINNT PC:
> 1. Open File Manager and select "Connect Network Drive".
>
> 2. In the "Shared Directories" window I click on "Microsoft Windows
> Network". This reveals the work group "WORKGROUP". I then click on
> "WORKGROUP" and this reveals only my WinNT PC computer name which is
> "RALPHONT". I do NOT see my Amiga computer under "WORKGROUP".
Probably would help to make sure your Amiga is listed in the hosts file
of the NT machine and vice versa. I quote J Crookshank:
:As for using names instead of IP#'s, that's easy too.
:In AmiTCP:db/ and in Winnt\system32\drivers\etc\ you will find a text file
:called "hosts". Just add relevant entries like mine, and you can ping and
:ftp by names instead of IP's.
:
:127.0.0.1 localhost
:200.0.0.1 Raptor
:200.0.0.2 Amiga1
:200.0.0.2 Amiga2
:200.0.0.3 Amiga3
:200.0.0.4 PeeCeeOne
:200.0.0.5 Macintush
:etc.
> What have I done wrong?
Try these suggestions. Not setting up smb.conf is your major difficulty.
> Is there a better way to network my WinNT system to the Amiga?
This is the best inexpensive way.
> Is there commercial software available that allows file/disk sharing
> between a WinNT system and an Amiga system?
You can buy several NFS servers for NT, and one or more exist commercially
for the Amiga. NFS client software comes with NT and AmiTCP.
> Ralph Ocampo
Chris - Xenon
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