Samba Setup after Slackware 9.0 Installation
Samba is relatively easy to setup after a full Slackware 9.0 installation. Below are some steps that help me quickly setup Samba:
1. Create /etc/samba/smb.conf File vi /etc/samba/smb.conf # /etc/samba/smb.conf [global] workgroup = PDC #Enter your Windows workgroup/domain here encrypt passwords = yes wins support = yes local master = yes [homes] #Make your /home directories accessable to the users who own them browsable = no read only = no map archive = no [data] path = /export/data #Enter any other Linux directories you want to share here read only = no map archive = no # end 2. Setup Samba to Run at Startup chmod 755 /etc/rc.d/rc.samba [Either reboot or run killall -TERM smbd #stop the samba server /etc/rc.d/rc.samba start #start the samba server to start and stop the server.] 3. Setup a Samba User smbpasswd -a username 4. Login to Samba smbclient //localhost/data 5. Add share to 'My Network Places' in Windows XP In order to see the share in Windows, you will need to add the share to 'My Network Places' through Network Tasks>>'Add a network place'>>'Choose another network location' and enter the share using the following format: \\hostname\share (ie. \\MB\data) Now you can browse your share through the Network Neighboorhood. 6. Mount share in Windows XP In order to add a Samba share as a mapped drive in 'My Computer', right click on My Computer, select the drive name and enter the folder name using the following format: \\hostname\share (ie. \\MB\data) Now you can see your share as a drive in My Computer. mb |
Thanks initself.
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just what i was looking for
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awesome, I've been meaning to check out samba for a while but been too lazy to do any research :D
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Excellent! :)
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