To test whether is running
type
ps -gax |grep smbd
On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, Morse wrote:
> While in X the command window remembers commands from one session to the
> next...in DOS this is called doskey but what is it called in Linux?
> Is there a way to output all stored commands to a text file
At 01:04 2000-04-21 -0700, Morse wrote:
>While in X the command window remembers commands from one session to the
>next...in DOS this is called doskey but what is it called in Linux?
readline
>Is there a way to output all stored commands to a text file ?
By default, they're stored in ~/.bash_h
or you can do
/etc/rc.d/init.d/smb status
charles
On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
> >
> > I know how to test a smb.cnf file = testparm
> > but how do I check to see if samba is running ?
>
> You can do 'ps aux' to see if the smbd process is running. Or you can
> do: ps aux | awk '$11
Morse wrote:
>
> While in X the command window remembers commands from one session to the
> next...in DOS this is called doskey but what is it called in Linux?
> Is there a way to output all stored commands to a text file ?
The .bash_history in your home directory might be what you're looking
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