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16-Jun-2004, 01:18 PM #1
Samba issues
Hello forums friends,
I have a redhat9 samba issue.
I'm trying to share with my windows clients,I had samba working at the beginning.But when I try to launch samba now I keep getting the error message "nautilus can't find master browser check to see if samba is running" which it is running,I'm lost.When I check my processes I have multiples pids for smb,then when I kill them I get "process dead pid file still exists"?I also tried to upgrade my samba with rpm but no luck either.
all help or suggestions would be appreciated.
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16-Jun-2004, 05:16 PM #2
did you perhaps by accident turn on a firewall or change a setting on your firewall.
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22-Jun-2004, 11:35 AM #3
fixed
I have found the problem,appears that smbd was opening multiple pid's for smb.once I killed them it worked.
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