samba is included in the cacko full. It would not be listed as a separate package or complain when trying to install another samba package. It is part of the rom and should generally be available from the start. I seem to remember having to disable it (locking the Z down for internet use on the bluetooth phone)
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ic ... but the command to run it is not the typical samba start/stop is it? From above posts, I get the impression it is inetd xxx? yes?
Confusing ... did I miss the documentation somewhere?
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all the network related services in linux can be either run as standalone daemons or from inetd/xinetd hence samba, ssh, telnet, ftp, etc.. can all be run and controlled from inetd or have their own daemons. cacko uses inetd for everything.
samba is one of those services that require additional codepages to be installed in order to recognise and deal with other language settings. simply configuring it to use utf8 won't work unless you also install the appropriate codepage module as well.
