NMB service fails on boot, needing to be restarted manually.

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I have the Samba server & users configured, I can access between Linux/Windows shares and both SMB & NMB services are set to be enabled at boot. Everything working.

But when I restart the computer, I notice in services configuration that "This service is dead." for NMB. Therefore I have to enable it manually upon boot so that it works.

I'm using Fedora 10, fresh installed and updated. I've noticed through search that others have had this issue as well throughout other versions of Fedora, yet I have not found a conclusive solution to this.

[SlowJet]

http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/b...?buildID=95498

kijo, fedora-updates, updates-testing, updates
fedora-test-list
repo - updates, testing

Lots of stages to check

SJ

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Well I just successfully installed the Samba version from the koji link you provided. Then I restarted the computer after re-enabling the SMB & NMB services and they both booted well the first time. But as soon as I restarted the computer (again) it went back to the same problem... NMB this service is dead

[blittle]

I've noticed on a machine I built a while ago to be a freeradius server to proxy auth requests from some network equipment to a windows domain for authentication/authorization that NMBD seems to go haywire and start consuming a TON of resources....

le'sigh

guess I'll have to rebuild with newer services