Now we're cooking, or at least a dull boil

[green_man]

Cyber Source wrote, On 01/05/04 12:07 PM:

> reading the man page is always good too "man samba"
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> David Purucker wrote:
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>>> I guess I bought the WRONG book, a Dummies guide to Linux, and it's not
>>> enough to show me what I want to learn.
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>> Of course, you're not a dummy.  :-)
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>> A great reference is free at:  
>> http://us2.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/toc.html
>> It's O'Reilly Using Samba, 2nd Edition, free online, or order a copy, 
>> either way it is current
>> and very helpful.
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>> Chapter 10 covers printing, and it should get you going, or at least 
>> point you in the right
>> direction.
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>> O'Reilly is what I use/like, but there are others, check the 
>> samba.org site for more information.
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>> Hope that helps, good luck.
>>
>> Dave P.
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Google for "Newbie's Linux Manual".  I found it somewhere in zipped HTML 
for down load - maybe at Linux docs.
That was  my next step after "Linux for Dummies".  It helped make man 
pages make more sense.  
After that, I went to O'Reily's "Running Linux", you can't go wrong 
there, any O'Reily is a winner, and they've written one for any subject 
you care to name - I found a used copy for half the price  of a new one.
Then I got  "Rute's Linux Users Tutorial" , which really helped after 
reading O'Reily.

There are always SAMBA questions posted to the list; I think it must be 
one of the hardest things to get working, though I've never had to try 
it personally.

-- 
The sole purpose of my life is, apparently, to test my sanity. 

Scott
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