samba shares inaccessible in windows?
Hello
OK so I installed CentOS 6, x64. I set it up as an independent server. It is integrated in a network with NT active directory and users login to their own PC's through the NT Domain. But this server is supposed to be separate from the NT domain (if possible). I set up Samba server and everything looked alright. It's not my first time setting up samba server but this one is giving me a hard time (I'm not a pro mind you, I set it up at home for my personal use before). I am trying to set up the shares so that they're accessible to everybody without any user/password asking. Here is my settings as shown by "testparam": PHP Code:
Any idea how I can fix this issue? Any help is appreciated. Thanks |
Actually I just tried mounting from Ubuntu, and it says: 'Unable to mount location'...'Failed to mount Windows share'.
I don't know what's going on. Any ideas? |
Try chmod 777 SHARED_DIRECTORY. Since the linux system has one user ID and windows has another user ID, the chmod command just might let you access the directory. Additionally, if you only want one user or group to access the shared directory you could try force user = USERNAME or force group = GROUPNAME in the smb.conf file. You would need to restart the samba services once you chmod or add the options to the smb.conf file.
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Try adding this option to your current Samba Comfiguration file.
(Path is /etc/samba/smb.conf) browsable=yes -Sandy |
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