John Summerfield wrote:
Your best bet is to learn how to edit that file (/etc/samba/smb.conf) by
hand.
You can test the file for errors with this command (as root) from the
command line:
I think Johnny's comments apply to several of the RH configuration
tools. They're fairly basic and seem to me to be present just so that
some beancounter can check a box, "Got that: [X]." I have over 20
system-config-* tools installed; only one (system-config-network) seems
useful, and the TUI version of that's broken. The LVM and SELinux tools
might be useful, I've never had their need.
I think webmin is a better approach if you don't want to edit
the files directly, but I haven't used that much either. What
I'd really like to see is just a syntax checker for every config
file and a scheme to automatically run it *before* killing the
service that won't restart with the bad file. Webmin is only
so-so at helping you make changes - you basically have to
understand all the choices anyway, but it does keep you from
making stupid typo's like you can in a text editor or things
like putting #'s instead of ;'s as comments in a dns zone file.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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