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This article focuses on "how to build Samba services". Interested friends may wish to take a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn how to build Samba services.

The biggest function of Samba is that it can be used to share folders between Linux and windows systems. To build SMB services, you must first ensure windows.

Interconnect with ubuntu network, and then download and install it at ubuntu:

Sudo apt-get install samba

Create a shared folder samba and create a file topeet in the shared folder:

Mkdir samba, touch topeet

Back up the configuration file:

Sudo cp / etc/samba/smb.conf / etc/samba/smb.conf.backup

Modify the configuration file:

Sudo vi / etc/samba/smb.conf

After adding the following content, write the path of your shared folder after "path":

[samba]

Comment = smbshare home directory

Path = / home/ubuntu/samba/ # enter your own path

Browseable = yes

Public = yes

Writeable = yes

Valid users = ubuntu # user name

Create mask = 0777

Directory mask = 0777

Force user = ubuntu # current ubuntu user name

Force group = ubuntu # the group in which the current user name belongs

Available = yes

Unix charset = UTF-8

Dos charset = cp936

After completion, it is shown in figure 93.4:

[samba]: overall environment

Comment:samba comment description

Path: description of the shared directory

Public: whether to share publicly

Writeable: readable and writable

Valid users: the user name allowed to log in

Create mask: setting permissions for creating file settings

Directory mask: setting permissions for creating folder settings

Force user: force the user to which the new file belongs

Force group: set to force the user group to which the new file belongs

Available: specifies whether the shared resource is available

Save after changing the configuration file, and then set the user password:

Sudo smbpasswd-a ubuntu

The username "ubuntu" is the username set in / etc/samba/smb.conf in the configuration file. Enter the username password when prompted:

Restart:

Sudo / etc/init.d/samba restart

Access the Samba folder at windows:

Click to run and enter the IP of ubuntu:

\ 192.168.1.12

Click OK to pop up the set shared folder:

Double-click to enter, enter the set password, and then you can see the shared file topeet:

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