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docs:samba [2010-04-20 13:22]
Mateusz Korniak
docs:samba [2010-04-20 18:17] (current)
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-====== Allowing simple access from MS windows computers ​====== + 
-We have user '​kolo'​ on linux machine '​someserver'​ and we want access it's home directory contents from windwows ​machines. ​+===== Allowing simple access from MS windows computers ===== 
 +We have user '​kolo'​ on linux machine '​someserver'​ and we want access it's home directory contents from windows ​machines. ​
  
  
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    ​server string = Someserver Samba Server    ​server string = Someserver Samba Server
 </​file>​ </​file>​
-Set which IP# can conect ​(localhost and 192.168.1.0/​24 in example): ​+Set which IP# can connect ​(localhost and 192.168.1.0/​24 in example): ​
  
  
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-===== Add samba user (used to microsoft network logins) ​=====+==== Add samba user (used to microsoft network logins) ====
  
  
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 You should now see server in network neighbourhood and be able to login to it or map drives on its shares. ​ You should now see server in network neighbourhood and be able to login to it or map drives on its shares. ​
  
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 +===== Allowing following symlinks outside of share directory =====
 +In global section one need to disable linux client extensions (allowing to create symlinks) ​
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 +<​file>#​ Turns off possiblity to clients to craete symlinks ​                                                                                                                                                                                       ​
 +unix extensions=no
 +</​file>​
 +And per share add: 
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 +<​file> ​  ​follow symlinks = yes
 +   wide links = yes
 +</​file>​
  
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