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Old 07-27-2007
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I tried to ecexute smbpasswd thro a script in a RedHat machine with smbpasswd version 2.2.

The command i used is "smbpaswd -a <user> <passwd>"

But with version 3.0 the above command fails.

Can anyone help me.
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Can you paste o/p of command
#smbstatus |head -2

I think smbpasswd should work, Please check your command once again for typo, ie: smbpaswd ---->> smbpasswd

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This is the output i got
Samba version 3.0.14a-2
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and what about smbpasswd command?
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