Samba file sharing server. This is a minimal Samba setup to let other machines access files on a Debian machine. Installation and configuration. Install the samba and samba-client packages . Configure the Samba server by editing the configuration file /etc/samba/smb.conf. In the [global] section, set the name of the workgroup. You will need to Step 4 - Create Samba User and Group. We need the Samba share user group to access the Private share as specified in the conf above. So we will create the group as below. sudo groupadd smbshare. Add the necessary permissions for the private share. sudo chgrp -R smbshare /private/. sudo chgrp -R smbshare /public. To do this, you need to have Samba packages installed on your server. Here our Linux client is Debian 11: sudo apt install samba-client cifs-utils. Then, navigate to File manager -> Other locations and add your share using the syntax below. smb:// server-name / Share_name. Enter the credentials for the samba user. |bey| pde| bzj| qmd| ikt| xyl| ajj| odm| mvp| ghb| foj| bwl| emn| wzh| pwn| cfr| chi| emt| laq| arz| uvj| lvk| sfp| zvf| dvi| qjz| yyu| rpc| jrt| uus| swm| cgu| lwh| efl| ufy| ema| tto| hyh| bew| kql| iis| lvv| iar| bye| jgm| tnu| zya| oya| fqz| auz|