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Re: smb.service fails to start
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smb.service fails to start
I am starting this topic over, as a very much similar one was not resolved, at least here on forum.
I did not notice when exactly this happened, but can be nailed down to 2 reasons.
1. Less probable - after I have CUPS installed via apt and attempted to tune it. Was aiming to set an hp printer, and never touched smb. I havn't succeed, and removed cups completely, using apt. Just to make clear for those interested, smb did not work before cups was removed. I have removed and installed again the same Samba package, with apt, after removing cups, as thought that may help. Nope... no way
2. More probable - Hotfix 6.10.1, and stable 6.10.2 were installed, successfully, with no sign of any error.
SMB was identified non-functioning, after hotfix installation. Not sure, when exactly.
Any advise is appreciated
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Re: smb.service fails to start
@ury_mc wrote:
2. More probable - Hotfix 6.10.1, and stable 6.10.2 were installed, successfully, with no sign of any error.
SMB was identified non-functioning, after hotfix installation. Not sure, when exactly.
FWIW, this didn't happen on my own RN102 back when I was running that firmware.
@ury_mc wrote:
Any advise is appreciated
Maybe set the logging level in /etc/systemd/system.conf to debug, and then try starting the SMB from ssh?