inetd.conf in Red Hat 7 ?
Mike Concannon
seem to find /etc/inetd.conf. I've manually edited the smb.conf file
and have samba working to suit my needs, but I'd like to be lazy and
manipulate samba via the swat/web interface. Has inetd.conf been
replaced or moved to another directory?
Jon Sargeant
Yes, inetd was replaced. It was replaced with xinetd if I remeber right.
Gerry O'Brien
Silly question, but I just built a Red Hat 7 machine today and can't
seem to find /etc/inetd.conf. I've manually edited the smb.conf file
and have samba working to suit my needs, but I'd like to be lazy and
manipulate samba via the swat/web interface. Has inetd.conf been
replaced or moved to another directory?
-- Gerry O'Brien RedHat 7.0
David Heinzinger
there is /etc/samba /etc/xinetd
My problem is that I cant get into swat whatever I do. Any ideas?
Dave.
Ralf Schmitz
According to the traffic in linux.redhat.install, 7.0 seems to be very
buggy. Swat is one of the things no longer working.
Ralf
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Gerry O'Brien <gkcomputr...@nbnet.nb.ca>
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> Mike Concannon wrote:
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> > Silly question, but I just built a Red Hat 7
machine today and can't
> > seem to find /etc/inetd.conf. I've manually
edited the smb.conf file
> > and have samba working to suit my needs, but
I'd like to be lazy and
> > manipulate samba via the swat/web interface.
Has inetd.conf been
> > replaced or moved to another directory?
Apparently inetd has been replaced by xinetd. And
no, I don't know how it works either. :-(
> Where did you find smb.conf? I can't find it
anymore on my system. I
> have no trouble with configuring Samba with
smb.conf, I just can't find
> it.
It's been moved to /etc/samba (could be /etc/smb,
I don't have my Linux machine here right now).
Also the smbpasswd and smbusers files have been
moved to this directory.
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Before you buy.
Dave Oliphant
find / -name somefilename
and it searches from the root (/) directory thru the dir tree looking for
it.
gkcomputr...@nbnet.nb.ca (Gerry O'Brien) wrote in <39D7DE4A.939E4C45
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>Mike Concannon wrote:
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>> Silly question, but I just built a Red Hat 7 machine today and can't
>> seem to find /etc/inetd.conf. I've manually edited the smb.conf file
>> and have samba working to suit my needs, but I'd like to be lazy and
>> manipulate samba via the swat/web interface. Has inetd.conf been
>> replaced or moved to another directory?
>
>Where did you find smb.conf? I can't find it anymore on my system. I
>have no trouble with configuring Samba with smb.conf, I just can't find
>it.
>
>--
>Gerry O'Brien
>RedHat 7.0
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>Where did you find smb.conf? I can't find it anymore on my system.
>I have no trouble with configuring Samba with smb.conf, I just can't find
>it.
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Alexander Griesser
> find / -name somefilename
that won't help, because redhat doesn't have a inetd.conf :)
iirc it's now xinetd.conf
regards, alexx
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and you are up an running.
-- Bye Mikkel
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Marek
Well...it works with me
Just /etc/xinet.d/swat
eaither erase line disable = yes
or replace it with enable = yes
Dave Oliphant
commenting out the line "only_from = localhost" even if I added localhost
to the /etc/hosts.allow file, i.e., ALL: LOCAL localhost 206.138.66.235
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> Mike Concannon wrote:
>
> > Silly question, but I just built a Red Hat 7
machine today and can't
> > seem to find /etc/inetd.conf. I've manually
edited the smb.conf file
> > and have samba working to suit my needs, but
I'd like to be lazy and
> > manipulate samba via the swat/web interface.
Has inetd.conf been
> > replaced or moved to another directory?
Apparently inetd has been replaced by xinetd. And
no, I don't know how it works either. :-(
> Where did you find smb.conf? I can't find it
anymore on my system. I
> have no trouble with configuring Samba with
smb.conf, I just can't find
> it.
It's been moved to /etc/samba (could be /etc/smb,
I don't have my Linux machine here right now).
Also the smbpasswd and smbusers files have been
moved to this directory.Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
Yep, that's where it is alright.
Doesn't make sense to move it like that. WebMin has to be reconfigured now.