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television I've been using samba for years without any issues, I've configured some shares that won't ask for a password (guest is ok)...Unfortunately I've updated the packages on the server (Ubuntu 14.04.4 TLS ), after that I can no longer access them, it kee
television I've been using samba for years without any issues, I've configured some shares that won't ask for a password (guest is ok)...Unfortunately I've updated the packages on the server (Ubuntu 14.04.4 TLS ), after that I can no longer access them, it kee
television I've been using samba for years without any issues, I've configured some shares that won't ask for a password (guest is ok)...Unfortunately, I've updated the packages on the server (Ubuntu 14.04.4 TLS ), after that I can no longer access them, it ke
television I've been using samba for years without any issues, I've configured some shares that won't ask for a password (guest is ok)...Unfortunately, I've updated the packages on the server (Ubuntu 14.04.4 TLS ), after that I can no longer access them, it ke
television I've been using samba for years without any issues, I've configured some shares that won't ask for a password (guest is ok)...Unfortunately, I've updated the packages on the server (Ubuntu 14.04.4 TLS ), after that I can no longer access them, it ke
gimmick I have three shared folders in my local home directory, that is, on /home/me/ on my Ubuntu desktop. All of these are set using "Share Options" in Nautilus' right-click menu. The standard Music and Videos folders are configured the same: the "Guest Acce
gimmick I have three shared folders in my local home directory, that is, on /home/me/ on my Ubuntu desktop. All of these are set using "Share Options" in Nautilus' right-click menu. The standard Music and Videos folders are configured the same: the "Guest Acce
gimmick I have three shared folders in my local home directory, that is, on /home/me/ on my Ubuntu desktop. All of these are set using "Share Options" in Nautilus' right-click menu. The standard Music and Videos folders are configured the same: the "Guest acce
Dylan Weber Recently, I had to reinstall Ubuntu Server 15.10 64-bit after wiping my home server due to an insecure password-only SSH server installed for too long. Now, I'm stuck with resetting my machine, and still have Samba shares. I'm able to get Samba to
Dylan Weber Recently, I had to reinstall Ubuntu Server 15.10 64-bit after wiping my home server due to an insecure password-only SSH server installed for too long. Now, I'm stuck with resetting my machine, and still have Samba shares. I'm able to get Samba to
Dylan Weber Recently, I had to reinstall Ubuntu Server 15.10 64-bit after wiping my home server due to an insecure password-only SSH server installed for too long. Now, I'm stuck with resetting my machine, and still have Samba shares. I'm able to get Samba to
Jay Sheridan I have a home file server on which I recently reinstalled the OS. I replaced the 32bit Ubuntu Server 10.04.2 with 10.04.3 64bit due to hardware upgrade. I've copied the previous Samba configuration, recreated the shared user, and made sure the per
shadow warrior I can't access a windows machine via samba service in Ubuntu 16.04. I uninstalled and reinstalled the samba service as follows: sudo apt-get remove samba*
sudo apt-get purge samba*
After doing this, I executed: sudo apt install samba samba-comm
Bishwanath Das In Windows it asks for username and password, while in Ubuntu it asks for username, domain and password. I entered root and local user passwords and it says "cannot access". #======================= Global Settings =======================
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username I have two different LANs in my home network, 192.168.0.1 (modem/switch) and 192.168.1.1 (router). The switch is connected to the modem and it has access to my PC, the 192.168.0.0/24 range. There is also a router attached to the modem that gives wirel
shadow warrior I can't access a windows machine via samba service in Ubuntu 16.04. I uninstalled and reinstalled the samba service as follows: sudo apt-get remove samba*
sudo apt-get purge samba*
After doing this, I executed: sudo apt install samba samba-comm
Jay Sheridan I have a home file server on which I recently reinstalled the OS. I replaced the 32bit Ubuntu Server 10.04.2 with 10.04.3 64bit due to hardware upgrade. I've copied the previous Samba configuration, recreated the shared user, and made sure the per
Bishwanath Das In Windows it asks for username and password, while in Ubuntu it asks for username, domain and password. I entered root and local user passwords and it says "cannot access". #======================= Global Settings =======================
[glob
username I have two different LANs in my home network, 192.168.0.1 (modem/switch) and 192.168.1.1 (router). The switch is connected to the modem and it has access to my PC, the 192.168.0.0/24 range. There is also a router attached to the modem that gives wirel
shadow warrior I can't access a windows machine via samba service in Ubuntu 16.04. I uninstalled and reinstalled the samba service as follows: sudo apt-get remove samba*
sudo apt-get purge samba*
After doing this, I executed: sudo apt install samba samba-comm
Jay Sheridan I have a home file server on which I recently reinstalled the OS. I replaced the 32bit Ubuntu Server 10.04.2 with 10.04.3 64bit due to hardware upgrade. I've copied the previous Samba configuration, recreated the shared user, and made sure the per
User 7660265 Samba: 4.4.9 Quantile: 7 smb.confRelated code [share]
path = /home/lingo/share
browseable = No
admin users = pi
guest ok = Yes
read only = No
valid users = hhh
write list = hhh
access condit
User 7660265 Samba: 4.4.9 Quantile: 7 smb.confRelated code [share]
path = /home/lingo/share
browseable = No
admin users = pi
guest ok = Yes
read only = No
valid users = hhh
write list = hhh
access condit
yknivag Background: Small home network that includes a media server that doubles as a NAS. The server runs both the smbd and nmbd samba components with the intention of running it as a workgroup rather than a domain (there aren't enough machines to make a doma
yknivag Background: Small home network that includes a media server that doubles as a NAS. The server runs both the smbd and nmbd samba components with the intention of running it as a workgroup rather than a domain (there aren't enough machines to make a doma
Doug Air When I do Windows 7 > File Explorer > Map network drive to my share: \10.0.0.24\home\Ubuntu, I get the following error: Windows cannot access..
Windows 7 can ping Ubuntu. Here's how I set up samba on Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install samba
appended:
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Robin Dijkhof I have a raspberry pi 2 and an old hard drive, so I want to create a samba share for this old hard drive. I mounted my HDD on /media/usb with ntfs-3g and it worked fine. I added this to the smb.conf file: [smb]
path = /media/usb
available
mojbrod I've been trying to get Windows 7 to successfully write to a samba share mapped to an NTFS formatted USB disk for the past 3 hours. I can access the mount point from the Ubuntu server itself without any issues, but no matter how I install it, I always
Ryan I have a Windows 10 laptop I take with me and sometimes I need to access files at home. For this, I set up an OpenVPN server through which I usually access my shares. I'm using the built in "map network drive" feature to try to access servers located at 1