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<0> pls help. how can i copy my files to another computer if using samba? i can't access my gui but i can still access using console..using ssh
<1> its a T mount adapter to a 1.25" tube fit
<1> so should work on any 1.25" eyepiece telescope
<0> pls help
<2> `jaYPee find out whats stopping samba or use scp
<0> just want to copy files from my linux box to this computer on my LAN. \\backupcomp
<0> i can't open any program using gui
<0> but i can still access my server using ssh
<3> Redragon: how are you engaging the shutter?
<1> wireless remote
<4> close
<2> `jaYPee has samba worked previously ?
<0> yes
<3> wow. didn't realize the moon moved that fast across the sky
<2> and what happened to change that ?
<0> may be i need to mount the other shared folder from other computer but i dont know either how to do it
<2> `jaYPee have you tried restarting samba
<0> i just installed cpanel yesterday and after that i can't open any application in my linux
<0> is it possible to mount this shared folder from other comp? \\jayipee\shareddoc
<4> `jaYPee: have you tried, on the windows box, searching? Going to SEARCH/ADVANCED/COMPUTER and entering the IP of the machine in question and seeing if the Windows box can even seee it? Then if so, double click on it... it may ask for a p***word if your windows login is different from your samba/linux login....
<0> let me try. thanks
<4> `jaYPee: cpanel? where you playing with the firewall settings per chance?
<0> i just installed cpanel
<0> i can't find it using search in windows xp.
<0> i try using \\10.0.0.1\ in windows explorere but can't open it
<4> `jaYPee: START/SEARCH scroll down on the left, click COMPUTERS...enter IP
<0> ok wait
<4> k
<0> i can't still find it
<0> that's the ip add of my server
<4> `jaYPee: if you ping the machine or login via ssh and then run ipconfig, whats the ip
<0> 10.0.0.1
<4> `jaYPee: just to double check thats a..
<4> `jaYPee: have you tried pinging it?
<0> yes
<4> `jaYPee: take it that works correct?
<0> yes
<0> i can access my server now using ssh
<4> `jaYPee: then try ssh'ing to the computer and then running : ps -A|grep smb
<4> `jaYPee: and seeing if that lists anything...
<0> ok wait
<4> k
<0> nothing happen
<4> `jaYPee: it didn't list anything? if not, thats cause the service isn't running
<0> yes
<4> `jaYPee: yes what?
<0> yes no list
<4> `jaYPee: run a : ls /etc/init.d
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: look for either smb and nmb OR samba
<0> so many files in list
<4> `Jadey`: yea, loook for what I asked and tell me with ones you see
<0> from alsa to xsession
<4> `jaYPee: look for SMB/NMB OR! SAMBA... I don't care about the reast
<4> reast/rest
<0> ok
<0> yah there is samba
<4> `jaYPee: good... type : /etc/init.d/samba start
<0> ok
<0> Starting Samba daemons: nmbd smbd.
<0> finish
<4> `jaYPee: good...now try searching, just to double check
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: START/SEARCH... click COMPUTERS on the lower left, enter IP .. click SEARCH
<0> thanks i can see the server now
<0> but when i provide the user and p*** i can't still open it
<0> i
<0> i'm using the same user and p*** same as loging in to ssh
<4> `jaYPee: are you entering your userid/p*** for the linux box? you should
<0> yes
<0> after entering root and p*** the user has WEBSERVER\root
<4> `Jadey`: then I could check my samba config [/etc/samba/smb.conf] and see if your IP [of the windows box] has access
<0> oic
<0> ill check it
<4> k
<2> `Jadey` you said it worked before, are you sure you added a samba user with smbp***wd ?
<2> err `jaYPee
<0> where can i give permission from smb.conf? my local ip that accessing my server is 10.0.0.142
<0> ScoT: yah when i use the server itself
<0> ScoT: but i can't open any program now in linux (my server)
<4> `jaYPee: it should be right behind the default 127.0.0.1... its in all default smb.conf
<0> ok
<0> i can't find 127.0.0.1 address in smb.conf
<4> `jaYPee: well search/look for "host allow"
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: see it?
<0> nope
<4> `Jadey`: if so, make sure it includes you network mask or ip...
<0> but i can see this. may be this can help
<0> ; Change this for the workgroup your Samba server will part of
<0> workgroup = WORKGROUP
<4> `jaYPee: no "host name" field?
<4> `jaYPee: try this: grep "host name" /etc/samba/smb.conf
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: that should show something
<0> ; What naming service and in what order should we use to resolve host names
<0> that's the result
<4> `jaYPee: ouch
<4> `jaYPee: whats the ip of your windows box on the lan?
<0> name resolve order = lmhosts host wins bcast
<0> that's the value after that line
<4> `jaYPee: try the following
<4> `jaYPee: try this: grep "hosts name" /etc/samba/smb.conf
<0> nothing happens
<4> `jaYPee: whoops, its getting late: grep "hosts allow" /etc/samba/smb.conf
<0> no command returned
<0> the same
<0> no result
<4> `jaYPee: hosts allow right? its turning up nada
<0> oic
<0> so i will add my ip add there?
<4> `jaYPee: my bad... its getting late ;-)
<4> `jaYPee: yeppers
<4> `jaYPee: whats the ip of the box first
<0> 10.0.0.1
<4> `jaYPee: it accepts masks... just add 10.0.0.
<4> `jaYPee: if its not there
<4> `jaYPee: and you don't mind other computers on the lan being able to access it
<0> wait...sames no "host allow" in my smb.conf
<0> when i search smb.conf for "host allow" i can't find it
<4> `jaYPee: well add it.. right above: smb p***wd file
<0> ok
<0> p***wd file? where can i find it?
<4> `jaYPee: in smb.conf
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: add: hosts allow = 10.0.0. 127.
<0> finish. do i need to restart samba?
<4> `jaYPee: they say you dont' have to... but I do...but hold on first
<0> ok
<4> `jaYPee: did you see a line: smb p***wd file =
<0> wait
<4> `jaYPee: what was after the equal? was it smbp***wd?
<0> unix p***word sync = false
<0> under this paragraph
<0> This boolean parameter controlls whether Samba attempts to sync. the Unix
<0> p***word with the SMB p***word when the encrypted SMB p***word in the
<0> /etc/samba/smbp***wd file is changed.
<4> `jaYPee: dont' have that in my config
<4> `jaYPee: its changed? what has told you that?
<4> `jaYPee: well save the changes, close and then run : /etc/init.d/samba restart
<0> wait
<0> P***words are encrypted by default. This way the latest Windows 95 and NT
<0> clients can connect to the Samba server with no problems.
<0> encrypt p***words = true
<0> p***db backend = smbp***wd guest
<0> may be that line
<4> `jaYPee: nope, you showed me what I was asking.. now restart samba so you know for certain, the changes have taken effect
<0> ok
<0> finished
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