[SOLVED] Samba Won't Stop Autostarting [ACTUALLY IT DOES!]

[josch]

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Actually it does work as it should! I had just misunderstood the samba service. (see post #2)
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Hey,

as the title says, samba won't stop autostarting, although I disabled it in xbian-config.
Also xbian-config tells me that there is no samba service running.

But:

Terminal

xbian@xbian ~ $ sudo service samba status
[sudo] password for xbian:
[ ok ] nmbd is running.

In /usr/local/include/xbian-config/config/services it's:

Code:

samba:%%inetd

(But there is no entry for samba in /etc/inetd.conf. Should it be?)

But even if I change to

Code:

samba:nmbd

there is no change. Samba will still start on startup and xbian-config shows it as deactivated.


Anyone knows why?

How is the "service center" of xbian-config doing it's job?


PS: samba is linked in rc[2-6].d