Hi,
> I've set up a network of 2 machines with Win XP and 1 Linux box running
> Mandrake 9.2.
>
> I can telnet into the box,run VNCserver with no problems.What I need to do
> next is set up the SWAT server.I have looked at the MAN pages and all the
> settings that are mentioned there seem to be ok but I cannot access SWAT
> through my web browser.
sorry, but this is way to small information to really haelp you.....
Ok, i can describe, how swat is used on my private file server.
As defined by the distro's install routines (i don't use Mandrake),
swat server is started via inetd.
So /etc/inetd.conf contains a line for the swat-server.
I don't know, if you start the server as a daemon or if you use
(x)inetd, too.
Anyway, make sure you pointed to the right binary:-)
inetd won't start the service, when it can't find the swat-binary.
Ok, when i want to access swat from, let's say a windows box,
i start my browser and type:
http://<ip of my file server>:901
This is neccessary, since the swat service is provided on port 901
and not the std. HTTP-port 80.
After this, a login Window pops up, where i have to give user and passwd.
It has to be a user installed on the linux box (e.g. root, makes sense
to use this account).
That's all, the swat-pages appear and i can set up things.
2 add. hints:
- i use Mozilla FireFox browser, but any other one should do it
- when you want to restart/start/stop samba daemons (smbd and nmbd)
from swat, make sure, they also listen on the
loopback interface (127.0.0.1, localhost) of your server.
-> "interfaces" and "bind interfaces only" options in smb.conf
If these hints don't help you out, please describe more details
of your configuration.
You also might want to post in NG comp.protocols.smb,
which is related to all samba stuff.
Ciao
Ralf
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