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I agree with Mark's assessment. Notice the --force option he added. This
will force installation of the rpm over the non-functioning samba install
that you currently have. Without the --force option, redhat rpm might
refuse to install the rpms because it will think that they are already
installed. Of course, you can also get the rpm from
numerous places on the net, such as ftp.redhat.com, if you don't have the
CD on hand.
...keith
On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Donnelly, Mark J. wrote:
> If you haven't blown it away already, you could go into the source directory
> of the samba tarball, and type 'make revert', which will take all the
> previous files (renamed to 'xxxx.old') and put them back to their original
> selves.
>
> Other than that, go get the CD (or whatever you installed off), find the
> samba rpm, and type:
>
> rpm -ivh --force samba-*
>
> --Mark
>
> Just fear me, love me, do as I say, and I will be your slave.
> --Jareth (The Goblin King), Labyrinth
>
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