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<neunon> Hi folks. I'm trying to get Samba to work on Fedora 11, only to find that it's listening only on IPv6 ports. Any idea how to get it to listen on IPv4? | |
<[R]> ipv6 ports? that makes no sense | |
<neunon> Rather, it's listening on :::139, but not 0.0.0.0:139 | |
<[R]> sounds ike you horribly screwed up the config | |
<neunon> Do tell, so I can fix it, then. | |
<neunon> I tried the 'interfaces' line, which did nothing | |
<[R]> you shod'nt have anythning crappy like that in your conifg | |
<neunon> I didn't originally. But then this IPv6 issue showed up... | |
<[R]> then therse somerhing horribly screwed up in your conifg | |
<neunon> That's not helping. | |
[sizable delay] | |
<neunon> [R], So did you actually have suggestions or did you just want to berate me for my "horribly screwed up config"? | |
[no response] | |
[later...] | |
<mutk> neunon, I suspect that the syntax :::139 may not mean what you think it does.. | |
<neunon> mutk, but it does. I can telnet to it via ipv6 but not ipv4. | |
<neunon> mutk, mind also that I can SSH in via IPv4 and IPv6, and it has _two_ entries in netstat. one :::22, another 0.0.0.0:22. So it uses both IPv6 and IPv4. So I'm 99.9% certain I've got the meaning correct. | |
[more silence] | |
[headdesk] |
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