On Sunday, 6 October 2019 16:00:56 BST Terry Coles wrote:
> terry@OptiPlex:~$ systemd-analyze critical-chain
Doh! I'm easy to fool; I can even fool myself!
It wasn't as easy as I thought. First, I only purged the package samba and I
should have included samba-common. This meant that the /etc/samba directory
wasn't removed. I then completed the con by looking at the results of
systemd-analyze critical-chain for this machine and not the laptop......
So when I purged the right packages, the server was operating, but not serving
anything. After I copied my old smb.conf file into /etc/samba, I get to see
the contents again and it doesn't seem to be affecting the boot time
significantly.
I still have to add myself as a samba user on the laptop, but it should work
then I expect. So progress on 'it just works' hasn't been that good, but it
hasn't been too bad since I kept my config file.
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