SAMBA+ for AIX 7
SAMBA+ subscription keys can be purchased at https://shop.samba.plus.
To gain access to the software packages, please follow these steps:
Establishing your OPOSSO account:
You need to register for an account on this OPOSSO platform, that is different from the shop account where subscriptions are bought.Activating your subscription key:
Please add your subscription key at https://oposso.samba.plus/subscription.php by clicking on "add a new subscription" or "extend selected subscriptions". Then set either a global password or a password per subscription.Access to the SerNet download server:
Next, click on the desired software packages on this page. The SerNet download server will ask you to enter a username and a password. The username will be your subscription key (starting with SMB...), and the password will be the password you set in the previous step when activating/renewing your subscription.
Please find additional information at https://samba.plus/samba-howto/purchase-samba.
SAMBA+ AIX Packages
For best portability and minimized dependencies on any third party packages, the SAMBA+ for AIX package comes as a tar ball with an installation script.
Further details can be found in the README file in the package tar ball.
Distribution | Supported architectures | SAMBA+ AIX 4.18 download | SAMBA+ AIX 4.17 download | SAMBA+ AIX 4.16 download |
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AIX 7 | power | 4.18 | 4.17 | 4.16 |
If you want to verify the integrity of the tar ball you can verify the detached PGP signature, which you can find at the same place. This is signed with our package signing key, which has the following fingerprint: 769B 4AC6 BBD7 F7B1 B1FE 8081 1347 2811 1B6D 0337
Alternative key server: keyserver.ubuntu.com
Disclaimer
The software offered for download by this service is Open Source and Free Software licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3 or higher. It is provided as is, without any warranty under the conditions of the GPL. For details see the homepages of the GNU General Public License and the Free Software Foundation.