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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Niem on June 28, 2001, 05:11:09 PM
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Hi,
How do i upgrade to samba 2.2.0 in e-smith 4.1.2?
I.ve tried to install the rpm (rpm -Uvh ....), but i get all kinds of error
messages.
The reason i like to do this is because i can't access the e-smith
samba server using windows XP.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Niem"
> Hi,
> How do i upgrade to samba 2.2.0 in e-smith 4.1.2?
> I.ve tried to install the rpm (rpm -Uvh ....), but i get all kinds of error
> messages.
> The reason i like to do this is because i can't access the e-smith
> samba server using windows XP.
Hi Niem,
This is what I did to upgrade to 2.2.0, it's taken from a combo of posts by "Tina" & "Dan Brown" a couple of months back
1) rpm -e --nodeps samba samba-common
2) rpm -e --nodeps samba-clients
3) Install 2.2.x : rpm -i or rpm -Uvh (cant remember which I used now, sorry!)
4) This apparently blows the smbpasswd file so you you have to reset passwords for all users (hope you don't have many).
Hope this helps.
Regards
Rob
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...so, do as I did not do, and back up /etc/smbpasswd. I still don't know _why_ it nukes smbpasswd, but it apparently does.
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After rpm -e --nodeps samba samba-common, i get the following
error message:
cannot remove /var/lock/samba - directory not empty
removal of /etc/samba/smbusers failed: No such file or directory
Any suggestions to solve this problem are welcome.
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Ok, the error message in my previous message is not a problem.
I've finished upgrading to samba 2.2.0 successfully.
But my problem still exists:
I can't access my e-smith 4.1.2 server using samba in combination with
Windows XP.
Any more suggestions?
Perhaps samba 2.2.1? (I can't find that one)
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Niem"
> Ok, the error message in my previous message is not a problem.
> I've finished upgrading to samba 2.2.0 successfully.
> But my problem still exists:
> I can't access my e-smith 4.1.2 server using samba in combination with
> Windows XP.
> Any more suggestions?
> Perhaps samba 2.2.1? (I can't find that one)
Sorry Niem I've no experience of XP.
Just a thought though, there was a problem with W2k workstations with SP2 installed... could be XP has this built in.
This is supposed to be fixed with samba 2.2.1
Regards
Rob