[Samba] Samba4 acting as standalone server, smb.conf parameters and run daemons !

[Computer service SPb.]

I will write one more time that I start nmbd after start samba (Samba4 as
DC) and it could work but with one "magic" value set up in smb.conf (for me
it works fine) .
Regarding 137 port at the moment I can' t check out behaviour of
samba/nmbd/137 port and/or whether the port is busy or not because of
"playing" with Samba4 as standalone server. But as I suppose if 137 port
woud busy after samba starting nmbd simply would not start (there would be
error returned) but there works good.
And when I tried some broadcast relay proxies to attach to 137 port (with
nmbd started) I really got message that soft couldn' t binded to the port.
I can provide as my starting script as nmbd log (but in private way) .


2014-03-01 0:20 GMT+04:00 Joe Maloney <jmaloney at pcbsd.org>:

> Can you elaborate on why you told Rowland not to start nmbd after starting
> samba?  I haven't done this and don't plan to.  I am just curious could it
> destroy or corrupt something by starting that process?
>
> Joe Maloney
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 2:11 PM, Andrew Bartlett <abartlet at samba.org>wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 2014-02-28 at 23:20 +0400, Computer service SPb. wrote:
>> > Ok, for standalone server.
>> > What about dcerpc endpoint ?
>>
>> Unless you are running openchange's server, this parameter never needs
>> to be modified.
>>
>> > But as I wrote earlier about Nmbd while Samba4 as DC at the moment I
>> > have fully working configuration of Samba4 DC (samba binary is run)
>> > and nmbd binary is started and run with it.
>> > But I start nmbd separatelly by script written by me after samba
>> > binary is started (when Samba4 acts as DC) .
>> > And more over I have even semi worked configuration of Samba4 as DC
>> > and nmbd with browsing of Lan / VPN (client-to-server) clients when
>> > they could see each other in their neighborhood (but works partly
>> > because of VPN clients I don' t know why but could be as master/backup
>> > browser at the moment and I didn' t set up Samba4 as Wins) .
>>
>> So, that thing I told you not to do.  Please don't do it.
>>
>> Andrew Bartlett
>>
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