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How to get going with the Samba Server for eComStation & OS/2
This page provides a quick cookbook to setup a simple Samba Server on eComstation & OS/2.
Prerequsites:
- Make sure you have a 32bit TCP/IP stack (this is TCP/IP Version 4.1, 4.2x and 4.3x, not Version 4.0x or earlier).
- Uninstall TCPBEUI (NETBIOS over TCPI/IP) using MPTS. Samba works directly with TCP/IP and occupies the same port number as TCPBEUI, therefore you cannot use TCPBEUI and Samba together.
SET UNIXROOT=x:
wherex:
is the drive that has a/etc/
path.
These prerequisites are also valid when using the WarpIN installation package. Whereas the installer completes all further steps for you, you have to continue at step 3 in case you want to procede manually. In addition the WarpIN package comes with scripts and external commands preconfigured.
Setup:
- Unzip ​ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/alpha/baselayout.zip to the
%UNIXROOT%
drive or directory. Among other directories, this creates the required/etc
directory as mentioned in prerequisites step 3.
- Edit
%UNIXROOT%\etc\master.passwd
and add the users that you need. You might want to add user pcguest (See step 4 why). Look here for syntax of master.passwd!
- Remove the old
%UNIXROOT%\etc\pwd.db
and%UNIXROOT%\etc\spwd.db
files.
- Run
%UNIXROOT%\usr\sbin\pwd_mkdb.exe %UNIXROOT%\etc\master.passwd
. This creates new pwd.db and swd.db files.
- In
%ETC%
directory create%ETC%\samba
directory, in%ETC%\samba create {{{%ETC%\samba\private
,%ETC%\samba\pid
and%ETC%\samba\lock
directories.
- Edit smb.conf which should be put into
%ETC%\samba\
. A sample smb.conf comes with the .zip package of Samba. A complete reference for the smb.conf file can be found ​here
Note: The %ETC%
path is not necessarily the same as %UNIXROOT%\etc
.
Note: The default config file smb.conf has provision for a guest account pcguest this user must be either added to master.passwd, the guest access commented out of smb.conf; or the user changed to a user that does exist in master.passwd.
- Now Samba requires the users to be added using smbpasswd.exe, too. You have to add all users twice: First to etc\master.passwd (see step 3), then using smbpasswd.exe.
To add a user called 'psmedley' run:
smbpasswd -a psmedley
(enter password).
Note: Currently users cannot be renamed.
Note: The UserAddPM.EXE and UserDelPM.EXE utilities perform both steps''
- Start nmbd.exe and start smbd.exe.