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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Setup my Samba Post 30682 by WIntellect on Friday 25th of October 2002 07:25:41 AM
Old 10-25-2002
I'm a FreeBSD man - not a Solaris, so I'm not sure about how to start it on your type of UNIX - however:

SAMBA uses a "conf" file on your system to determine which folders to share and the permissions to include. A "sample" one may have been installed - read this for details on its configuration!

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