Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (241 mails)

[David Bolt <bcrafhfr-rqtr@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, M9. <monkey9@xxxxxx> wrote:-

>Hi,
>
>As a result of not being able to control the shares, (invisible
>network), i wanted to enable swat, but the files are not were they
>supposed to be....

Here goes:

1, Open YaST;
2, select "Network Services", select "Network Services (xinetd)";
3, click[0] "Enable" if it's not already enabled[1];
4, scroll down the list until you find swat;
5, click the "Toggle Status (On or Off)" button;
6, click finish.

If you haven't installed the required package(s), in which case the
service status will show "NI", YaST will ask to install the required
package(s) before enabling it.

>Can anyone help me for x86_64  ?

Doesn't matter whether it's 64 or 32 bit. The same procedure applies to
both, and also applies to previous versions as well.


[0] This assumes use of a GUI. If you're using a console, either use the
tab and cursor keys to highlight the required option and press return,
or press the alt-key and the highlighted letter.

[1] The good point is that xinetd is disabled by default, so if you
haven't already started a service, you will need to do step #3. If you
do have a running service, you can skip step #3 and go to step #4.

Regards,
        David Bolt

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