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31-Aug-2003, 04:59 AM #1
Workgroup
Heh guys,

Where is the file to make a RH 9.0 machine join a workgroup.

Thanks in advance....
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31-Aug-2003, 10:54 AM #2
If you installed Samba during the RH9 install, you should be able to browse the computers in your workgroup.
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01-Sep-2003, 12:59 AM #3
Normally, the smb.conf file specifies the workgroup value (typically, workgroup = your-chosen-workgroup in the global section). On my (slackware) system, this file is in /etc/samba (although RedHat is probably different). Try the command (as root): find / -name "smb.conf" to see where this file appears on your system.

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