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This article mainly explains "how to use Samba as a file server under Suse10". Interested friends may wish to have a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn how to use Samba as a file server under Suse10.

1. There are three steps in the configuration of Samba: the first is to install Samba;, the second is to edit / etc/Samba/smb.conf files, the third is to start smbd; to establish system users and Samba users, and to establish passwords and corresponding user operation directories.

The content of the Global section has been modified as follows:

[global]

Workgroup=info

Printing=cups

Netbiosname=data_shared

Serverstring=InfoFileServer

Hostsallow=0.0.0.0

Guestaccount=nobody

Guestok=yes

Security=shared

Ldapsuffix=

Passdbbackend=smbpasswd

Passwordserver=*

Add the following content by yourself:

[zhrmghl]

Comment= private directory

Path=/users/zmrhgl

Createmask=0664

Directorymask=0775

Writeable=yes

Validusers=@user

Browseable=yes

Guestok=yes

Inheritacls=Yes

As shown above, add other user-related content respectively.

The above zhrmghl users are added as follows:

Useradd-guser-d/users/-s/bin/falsezhrmgl

Then add the password of smb:

Smbpasswd-azhrmghl

If the password is empty

Smbpasswd-nzhrmghl

And then set up a corresponding directory for it.

Mkdirzhrmghl

Chownzhrmghl:userzhrmghl

Chmod700zhrmghl

Start samb, and I use

Pkillsmbd

Pkillnmbd

Smbd

Nmbd

Use netstat-an to view service port snooping.

Smbstatus to view Samba user usage and login

Testparm checks whether the smb.conf configuration is correct

2. Disk configuration

Use yast to install quota. Set the file system edit / etc/fstab file that needs to do user / group disk quota, restrict users, add usrquota, limit groups, add grpquota. Reload the file system with disk quota enabled:

Mount-oremount/users

Create a quota file for a disk quota-enabled file system

Quotacheck-guvm/users

Then two files are automatically generated under the root of the / xjdzj_users file system: aquota.user and aquota.group create quota files for the disk quota-enabled file system:

Quotaon-augv

View user quota

Quota-u user name

View a system quota

Repquota-ugv/users

After completion, through the machine test of WIN, it can be accessed normally, and the disk quota has achieved the expected goal. In this way, you learn to use Samba as a file server under Suse10.

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