Windows Share
sinaen
ulist at gs1.ubuntuforums.org
Tue May 30 14:05:40 UTC 2006
badrinarayan Wrote:
> You need to explicitly enable share-level security instead of user-level
> security for samba. To do so, open a terminal and type
> >
Code:
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> > sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
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> >
> Scroll down to the commented line that says
> >
Code:
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> > ; security = user
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> >
> Add the following line after it
> >
Code:
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> > security = share
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> >
> Now, restart samba to let changes take effect
> >
Code:
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> > sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
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> >
didnt work for me. :( i still cannot get into one folder under my
share, it says i got no access whatsoever. and a prompt prompts me for
a password :p but it doesnt accept it whatsoever.
and i use kubuntu and konqueror
this is what my config file looks like :
[global]
workgroup = yoshisisland
netbios name = yoshisisland
write list = sinaen,louhi
[forrest of illusion]
comment = forrest of illusion
wide links = no
path = /yoshisisland/forrest_of_illusion
[vanilla dome]
security = share
comment = tvseries isos
valid users = louhi,sinaen
writeable = yes
path = /yoshisisland/vanilla_dome
[chocolate island]
path = /yoshisisland/chocolate_island
security = share
comment = music anime movies
# public = yes
[yoshisisland]
# comment = files
# writable = yes
security = share
locking = no
path = /yoshisisland
public = yes
and my problem is that i dont have access to
/yoshisisland/vanilla_dome/torrents/
or. i cannot get in :D
And after reading the complete message, I have the same problem as Roy.
My gf computer runs windows xp something something. and it cannot see
or access my samba-shares at all.
But My Xbox can. :(
--
sinaen
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