Setting up network
Harry Putnam
reader at newsguy.com
Sun Aug 15 15:10:19 UTC 2004
Bill Tetens <zuki269 at netscape.net> writes:
> OOOPS My mistake or maybe my glasses were dirty. HEH
>
> Got a different answer this time samba-common-3.0.3-5
>
> Will look closer from now on.
Ok, yes that is a common problem when trying to do stuff between two
machines like that. Now returning to the list of commands to get some
help going here...
(Bill please include the actual command line you run and the full
output from here on if possible)
They were:
rpm -qa | grep samba
You need some more samba pkgs than what you posted but we will return
to that.
rpm -qa | grep yum
If the yum pkg is installed it will simplify things far as installing stuff.
Once we insure all needed samba pkgs are installed. And we check to
see if the needed system-config pkg is there:
rpm -qa | grep system-config
We are looking for system-config-samba
If it is not there, no problems... we can use yum to get it.
Lets establish these things now then either get them or use them.
Once we move to using system-config-samba you are a short ways from
having a working samba setup.
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