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SWAT is there...
10.2 is running inetd not xinetd. I followed the instructions in the swat man page for "INETD INSTALLATION" and it worked swimmingly.
SWAT is there...
Oops. I, of course, used the actual location of the swat binary (/usr/sbin/swat instead of /usr/local/samba/bin/swat) when I modified /etc/inetd.conf.
SWAT is there...
This does not work for me, set everything up buy the book (or rather man page) and when i do http://localhost:901 i get:
SWAT is there...
I got the exact same error.
SWAT is there...
Sorry guys, I just spun up a new machine and this just works. I wish i could help.
inetd vs. xinetd
Cool! I'll write it up as a separate hint for those not following this thread. What's odd is that xinetd is definitely used for some things, such as the FTP server ... oh well, just shows my complete lack of knowledge on most things UNIX!
inetd vs. xinetd
could you post further info on this on the main page? i've just tried editing the inetd.conf and the other file, and i don't think i've done it correctly yet, cant get the smb.conf browser editor up yet. i'm sure there's lots of us who really need to access other volumes/directories besides the home directory from a windows machine.
SWAT is there...
Uh, actually xinetd is now the preferred internet services demon in 10.2 (this is detailed in the Apple documentation somewhere), but inetd is still supplied. If you updated 10.2 from 10.1.5, you'll see that the installer moved /etc/inetd.conf |
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