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Quirky Pyro64 version 0.6 (alpha) -- and Pyro32 0.5
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BarryK
Puppy Master  Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 8703 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
It is about time that I actually used samba myself! I am going to install Open Media Vault, have downloaded the iso. This is a NAS operating system, based on Debian Stable. Planning to install on my midi-tower PC, which has two ethernet sockets, 100MB/s and 1000MB/s. Then configure it as a Samba server. _________________ http://bkhome.org/news/ |
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ally
 Joined: 19 May 2012 Posts: 1841 Location: lincoln, uk |
openmediavault is awesome my raspberry pi runs 7 drives quite comfortably an observation though, when samba (yassm) is running the cpu load is high even when not transferring data, this happens whichever puppy I'm using (tahrpup,xenial,fatdog etc.) 
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scsijon
Joined: 23 May 2007 Posts: 1362 Location: the australian mallee |
devx (devx-0.6-pyro64.pet) is failing to install, seems to copy/expand itself into /root first then fails with an error> Error package devx-0.6-pyro64.pet failed to install. xerrs.log shows> stat: cannot stat '/root/devx-0.6-pyro64.pet': No such file or directory expr:syntax error expr:syntax error /usr/local/petget/installpkg.sh: line175: [: -gt: unary operator expected /usr/local/petget/installpkg.sh: line201: [: -gt: unary operator expected I've tried d/l from 3 sites with the same result so i don't think it's me as other pets install ok md5# is f06ba3a6ed3fa17c1945d78c57f755e1 if that helps regards EDIT: wierd, downloading from other puppies won't install,but downloading with PKGGet in pyro 0.6 works and injstalls. Last edited by scsijon on Wed 13 Dec 2017, 03:16; edited 1 time in total |
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technosaurus
 Joined: 18 May 2008 Posts: 4841 Location: Blue Springs, MO |
If the kernel is configured with CIFS support, local "samba" shares can be mounted as follows:
(substituting correct local IP address and directories) Now if you've gone all out and want to resolve host names instead of using IP addresses directly, you'll also need "/sbin/request-key" (from keyutils IIRC) to resolve the IP for the kernel to use To share files from Linux to Windows you'd still need the samba package for the server daemon, but for simple access to local Windows shares from Linux (probably ~90% of use cases), nothing else should be needed. Fortunately most routers and NAS devices will list the devices that are attached to it and the corresponding IP address on their UI (usually at 192.168.0.1/ for routers) Extra info for developers. The kernel has a builtin keyring mechanism that it uses to store cached DNS resolutions (amongst other things) but no internal mechanism to resolve a hostname to an IP address; thus the need for /sbin/request-key (I don't get the reasoning behind using userspace tools from the kernel, but that's how it is) When you mount a remote SMB or CIFS share using the kernel's builitin filesystem, it will check to see if it is in //*.*.*.*/* format (not sure about IPv6 formatted addresses) and use IP addresses directly or make a call to dns_query to lookup the hostname. If it is already stored in the keyring, it uses the stored IP address to connect; otherwise it calls another builtin kernel function that calls /sbin/request-key. This is not unusual, /sbin/hotplug is used by the kernel to handle hot-plugging (though now most people use the netlink alternative these days) FWIW I experimented with my own DNS caching utility here, but it would need to be patched into the libc to really be helpful and Rich Felker didn't want to add it to musl since it is non-standard. _________________ Check out my github repositories. I may eventually get around to updating my blogspot. |
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don570
 Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5161 Location: Ontario |
probedisk -m doesn't work in some distros BarryK has a script to install pyro64 to a drive i.e. a USB stick pyro-0.5/4install-quirky-to-drive-mbr it uses probedisk command
The script doesn't work in some distros because of probedisk -m Here are some examples when I checked (precise 571 and xerus worked)  ...
Also see report http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=976803#976803 ______________________________________________ Last edited by don570 on Mon 11 Dec 2017, 18:56; edited 1 time in total |
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BarryK
Puppy Master Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 8703 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
Never got around to using OpenMediaVault, nor FreeNAS. But, have got Samba going: http://bkhome.org/news/201712/toto-link-wifiethernet-routerrepeater.html Only on Quirky Xerus64 though, which is built with Ubunu 16.04 DEBs. I will fire up Pyro64 soon, and get Samba going on that. There is one thing that puzzles me. I can access "puppyshare" from my Win10 machine, but was unable to do the reverse. I installed network_roxapp_samba 0.9 PET, and clicked on /root/network, which scans for shared folders and creates local folders. It found the local puppyshare, but for the Win10 machine, found it's shared folder but asked for a username and password -- I just entered "root" and "woofwoof" but that didn't work. _________________ http://bkhome.org/news/ |
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BarryK
Puppy Master Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 8703 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
Ah, found cause of samba troubles... For the Pyro64 build anyway. 'mount.cifs' and 'umount.cifs' is missing. They are in Quirky Xerus64. Reason is, Quirky Xerus64 is build with 'cifs-utils' DEB. This has those utilities. They used to be in samba, but got split out to a separate package, 'cifs-utils'. I need to compile cifs-utils for Pyro64. I discovered this when I attempted to get one PC running Easy Pyro64, another running Quirky Pyro64, to talk to each other via samba. Progress, hope to upload Easy Pyro64 0.6.x very soon. _________________ http://bkhome.org/news/ |
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foxpup
 Joined: 29 Jul 2016 Posts: 571 Location: europa near northsea |
Barry I installed pyro32-0.6.1 frugally on a 64bit efi computer ssd. It boots fine! Trick is to go from refind to grub2 to the 32bit distro. Not all grub binaries can boot a 32bit distro on a 64bit uefi that way, but the grub from puppy/fatdog can  but only after refind!
To my big surprise, after previous bad experiences on 64bit pyro/easy, I get automatic wifi connection on startup!! Everything works right! Connection takes about 50 seconds and the tray icon gets a red cross once or twice before turning green and finally blue again, but all works out well 
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don570
Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5161 Location: Ontario |
The best source of information about setting up a Samba server that I have come across is ... https://www.theurbanpenguin.com/setting-up-a-samba-server-on-raspberry-pi/ and the youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1eD60_jhKI&nohtml5=1 It is meant for raspberry pi user but it's useful for linux user as well. _______________________________________________________ |
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don570
Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5161 Location: Ontario |
Mavrothal has suggestion
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scsijon
Joined: 23 May 2007 Posts: 1362 Location: the australian mallee |
Maybe what you also want is to allow other subnets to print, in your cups config add --remote-any to your cupsctl statement. It's one of those settings that's sometimes there in help and sometimes not otherwise you can only use the local subnet, other subnets connected will fail to print on your printer. and as for the Samba print servert bit, just read https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Setting_up_Samba_as_a_Print_Server I think that will sort it out. Make sure your Samba wasn't built with --disable-cups, or is configured with this switch somewhere, else it will never work. |
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BarryK
Puppy Master Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 8703 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
I have released Easy Pyro64 0.6.4, with QuickSamba, if anyone wants to give that is spin: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=977657#977657 I am thinking of upgrading my wireless/ethernet router/repeater, as mine is older technology (slow). Was thinking of this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/TOTOLINK-A3002RU-AC1200-Wireless-Dual-Band-Gigabit-Router/32701126467.html ...but, what do they mean by "US plug with box" and "US plug without box"? It is probably obvious... does the meaning jump out at anyone? _________________ http://bkhome.org/news/ |
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Sage
Joined: 04 Oct 2005 Posts: 5417 Location: GB |
It's the mains plug. Either they'll fit one for you or you can DIY. In the UK, they're supposed to supply moulded-on plugs. Not sure what your Law says, but either way, cut it off and fit your own. If you're arrested, show the Court your qualifications and ask them if they'd like a lecture on connecting electrical and electronic equipment. Indicate that your 'usual rates' apply. That usually silences some of the know-it-all pen-pushers with degrees in ancient Greek, no offences to the Greeks. |
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don570
Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5161 Location: Ontario |
I wonder if they are talking about adaptors. Here's Mele's adaptor. https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Fanless-Windows-10-Mini-PC-Desktop-MeLE-PCG35-Apo-4GB-32GB-Intel-Apollo-Lake-Celeron-J3455/715968_32822268228.html 'With box' would mean that it is adaptable to regions like in picture. 'Without a box' would mean it is all moulded tightly together. ______________________________________________
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BarryK
Puppy Master Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 8703 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
Got up this morning, and suddenly realised what it means. That link is the manufacturer's sales outlet, so they are optionally selling it without the fancy box that these things normally come in. Saves them a couple of dollars. That's my reasoning anyway. _________________ http://bkhome.org/news/ |
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