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Hi serialband,<br />
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Thank you for the SMB command. &nbsp;One question regarding this command: &nbsp;when I execute it, I get the following message - &quot;Warning: &nbsp;The &quot;syslog&quot; is deprecated.&quot; &nbsp;Is there a replacement for the command that avoids this warning&gt;<br />
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Michael
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Hi serialband,

Thank you for the SMB command.  One question regarding this command:  when I execute it, I get the following message - "Warning:  The "syslog" is deprecated."  Is there a replacement for the command that avoids this warning>

Michael

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check the /etc/smb.conf file
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To add to noci's comment:<br />
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- In the smb.conf file - find the &quot;syslog = ...&quot; line - put a # in front of that line.
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To add to noci's comment:

- In the smb.conf file - find the "syslog = ..." line - put a # in front of that line.

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Of i found that it can also be /etc/samba/smb.conf...
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Of i found that it can also be /etc/samba/smb.conf...

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