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Published by 3dEyes**
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Date Posted: |
September 15th, 2000
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Last Updated: |
December 2nd, 2003
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License: |
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18,216 total; 1 recently |
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8.40 / 10, with 15 votes |
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About SAMBA for BeOS:
SAMBA server for BeOS. Allows to share BeOS files and printers for non-BeOS world. It works under R5 netserver, R5+Bone7a and DanO. Also suitable for connecting BeOS computers together! (Although, SAMBA does not take care about BFS attributes, dont forget it!)
Problems with latest BeOS update (5.03 libroot.so) fixed!
Still working with BeOS 5.0, 5.01 and 5.02...
Based on GNU package from BeOS 4.5 distribution.
Minor fixes, testing, configuration, packaging, README by "fyysik".
No warranty, no support, at your own risk. GPL.
Read README first. (http://www.beos.ru/files/README_ENG_SAMBA03.zip)
Also look at BeOS SAMBA FAQ & forum.
Message "inside sys_select" in log file means that component is loaded properly and now is listening ports and waiting connection! It isn't error message.
Current example configuration is very useful and convinient, but totally
unsecure. Only security measure is 'hosts allow'/'hosts deny' string in smb.conf.
Read documentation for setting printer share.
(little example tip: to avoid setting "executable" bit for archive files,
add string "map archive = no" to [global] section of smb.conf)
Intel R4.5 note:
Compile sources under R4.5 and get missing configuration and codepage files from R5 binary package (it means whole samba/lib folder).
Intel R4.5 version already tested and seems working.
NB! If Windows computer is set to "NT domain logon" SAMBA may ask for password on access attempt. There are some possibilites to logon in this case:
1) Configure SAMBA to load user/password list from NT domain password server
2) Reconfigure Windows to use simple "windows logon" or "MS network logon" instead "Domain logon"
3)Simpy try usual domain logon name and password. By default samba is set to remap all user names to "baron". In this case name and password are needed only by NT Domain Server.
And also nmbd may need some additional configuration efforts to set proper election policy in NT domain.
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NB!!! Works also under Bone7a and Dano (got 500 KB/s file transfer speed in 10MBit network)
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now also for PPC |
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PPC 19.18p7 - GPL |
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Variation description:
SAMBA binaries for BeOS PPC.
Initial non-working port from Be Inc. was fixed by Sergei "fyysik" Dolgov.
Compiled and tested on BeBox/PPC by Michael Pieper and Matt Emson.
Details about this version:
Added link to PPC binary updated for BeOS 5.03 by Matt Emson.
Tested on PM9500MP/180 running BeOS R5.03.
Will only work with R5+.
R4.5 should use prior version made by Michael Pieper.
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PowerPC Version - requires R5 (861 KB) |
588 downloads |
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PowerPC Version - requires R4.5 (303 KB) |
171 downloads |
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for BeOS 4.5 PPC |
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fix for BeOS 5.03 - GPL |
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Details about this version:
Initial non-working port from Be Inc. was fixed by Sergei "fyysik" Dolgov.
Compiled and packaged by "fyysik".
Now works with BeOS 5.03.
Confusing debug messages changed.
Debug output/logs redirected to files.
README files updated.
smbpasswd utility removed.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (1.2 MB) |
10,818 downloads |
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BeNews Russia |
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Source Code - requires R4.5 (1.6 MB) |
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BeNews Russia |
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