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Thanks.<br />
In inetd.conf there was a line prepared for samba. Netbios ssn were there and took the address. I # the line and what a difference.<br />
Thank you once again.<br />
Claes Lindvall<br />

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Thanks.
In inetd.conf there was a line prepared for samba. Netbios ssn were there and took the address. I # the line and what a difference.
Thank you once again.
Claes Lindvall


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Hi !<br />
I´ve just installed samba upon my linux kernel 2.0.29, Slakware. I´m running quota, sendmail, httpd and all that ordinary stuff (lpd, telnetd etc) Now - when I tried to install samba (which i have done plenty of times) it didn´t work. I did not get any errormessages while compiling it and I can se the linux-box in my workgroup-net, but I cant get access anything. The only different from the other times when I installed samba is that now I´m out at the big internet with my linux-box. I think smbd is using the same port as some other deamon, that is port 139.<br />
In log. , and nmb.log and smb.log I get the message: &quot;Bind failed at port 139 socket_addr=0 (Address already in use) <br />
What shall I do???<br />
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Regards <br />
Claes Lindvall
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Hi !
I´ve just installed samba upon my linux kernel 2.0.29, Slakware. I´m running quota, sendmail, httpd and all that ordinary stuff (lpd, telnetd etc) Now - when I tried to install samba (which i have done plenty of times) it didn´t work. I did not get any errormessages while compiling it and I can se the linux-box in my workgroup-net, but I cant get access anything. The only different from the other times when I installed samba is that now I´m out at the big internet with my linux-box. I think smbd is using the same port as some other deamon, that is port 139.
In log. , and nmb.log and smb.log I get the message: "Bind failed at port 139 socket_addr=0 (Address already in use) 
What shall I do???

Regards 
Claes Lindvall

smbd and port 139

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.