Dnia 07-10-2006, sob o godzinie 18:10 -0700, Otto Rey napisał(a): > To share folders via samba, just use system-config-samba. This works > really good and its very simple. ...but (in FC5) isn't installed when I tell Anaconda I want to share files with Windows (Benjy reports that's the case for FC6, too). Personally I haven't even seen it working, because it crashes silently in the background (probably because I used samba-swat and it rewritten the config file) with no clue to the user about why the window isn't showing up (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=155616). Oh, there's also https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=188390 but luckily I disable firewall upon installation. > To use samba shared folders from others machines, just use menu Places > -> Connect to server and choose Windows shared in Server Type. This > works very good to. I hope GNOME 2.16 in FC6 fixes something in this regard, but I haven't seen working samba browsing in Nautilus, ever. Perhaps it does work with WINS server from DHCP (which would explain why people with home networks can't use it) or some gconftool tweaking, who knows. Still, telling user to choose "Windows share" and enter the address, or better, enter IP address with some against-logic smb:// prefix, doesn't qualify for "works very good". And that's why Benjy wants some "how to" document about smbclient, nmblookup and smb.conf, which DO work if you know how to use them. Lam
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