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This article introduces the knowledge of "how to configure Samba server under Suse Linux 10.3". In the operation of actual cases, many people will encounter such a dilemma, so let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

1. Install Suse Linux 10.3 and select "File Server" when selecting the software package.

2. After installing the operating system, enter the system and create a folder under the / home directory called "shared folder". If you can't create a folder under the / home directory, enter the following command: # chmod 777 / home and then create a folder.

3. Enter the following command after entering the hyperterminal: # chmod 777 / etc/samba/smb.conf Note: modify the smb.conf file

4. Open "Yast Manager Settings" to enter the network service, select "samba Server" to add "/ home/ shared folder" in the "sharing" tab. Turn off the firewall and cancel the domain controller. The Read only option is changed to no. The share name is: share, and the description is: server.

5. Open security = user; under [global] in / etc/samba/smb.conf Note: security has option shared,user

One of the items in the file * is as follows: "share"

[shared]

……

Writable = Yes

Browsable = Yes

Valid users = smb / / since security is user, you need to write the allowed user name

Guest ok = on / / Open guest user

Then enter HyperTerminal and enter the following command:

# Useradd-m smb / / add system users

# Passwd smb / / enter the user password, which can be avoided. The password here is not the client access password. Prompt you to enter the password of the smb user. After entering, we need to create the samba user corresponding to the user in the SUSE:

# smbpasswd-a smb / / add the user you just created to the samba user group and enter the access password.

Prompt you to enter the user's password, and then enter your password

The permissions given to the smb user for the shared folder directory you created:

# chown smb / home/ shared folder

# chmod 744 / home/ shared folder

6. Restart the samba server

# / etc/rc.d/smb restart.

When prompted for a user name and password when logging in to windows, enter:

Password: for your password, user name smb

In this way you have completed the Suse Linux Samba server configuration (graphical interface).

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