Install the Century Samba Distribution
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1. Log in to your SCO system as root.

2. Make sure that you have a valid guest account, possibly named 
   "guest".  To create a guest account, see "Create a Guest Account"
   below.  

3. Copy the Century Samba distribution to directory on the SCO system,
   and make that directory the current directory.

4. Expand the Samba distribution with the following command:

	 zcat SambaDist.tar.Z | tar xvf -

5. Make the distribution's root directory the current directory,
   and enter the following command:
   
     ./install

6. Follow the installation prompts.  Note that the preferred method of 
   startup install is "init.d/rc2.d", not  "inetd".  If problems occur, 
   you check the installation log: ./Century/install/install.log.

7. At this point, Samba should be installed and running.  However, it 
   won't be very useful without some additional configuration.  (For 
   starters, you will want to set some user passwords.  You will also 
   want to modify the "/usr/local/samba/lib/smb.conf" file with the line 
   "guest account = guest" and to add a valid workgroup.  For 
   information on configuration, setting up printers, and other details, 
   see the Century Samba FAQ.



Uninstall the Century Samba Distribution
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1. Make "./Century/uninstall" the current directory.  (The 
   "uninstall" directory must be the current directory to
   uninstall the Samba distribution.)

2. Enter the following command:

     ./uninstall



Create a Guest Account
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1. At a command prompt type

	 scoadmin account
	 
2. Select "Users", then "Add New User".

3. Name the account "guest".

4. Set "Remove password".

5. Set other account parameters as appropriate for your system.

6. Remove all priveleges and authorizations from the guest account.

7. Assign the guest account to a group with no rights, such as
   "nogroup".
   
8. Set a default login shell for the guest account to a null shell,
   such as:
   
     /bin/false