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Issued the following command:<br />
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rpm -q samba-swat<br />
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The indicated that the samba-swat is not installed.
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Issued the following command:

rpm -q samba-swat

The indicated that the samba-swat is not installed.

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Installed Fedora Core 4 along with Samba. &nbsp;I am wanting to configure SWAT in order to configure Samba. &nbsp;After doing some searches it seems that I can't find SWAT. &nbsp;Does anybody know were to download Samba-SWAT? &nbsp;Also, any howto documents would greatly be appreciated.<br />
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As always, thank you! &nbsp;In advance for your time on this matter.
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Installed Fedora Core 4 along with Samba.  I am wanting to configure SWAT in order to configure Samba.  After doing some searches it seems that I can't find SWAT.  Does anybody know were to download Samba-SWAT?  Also, any howto documents would greatly be appreciated.

As always, thank you!  In advance for your time on this matter.

Samba:  SWAT

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