Samba shared directory and multiple client mounts
Content of the experiment:
(1) samba server export / data/application/web, which provides wordpress in the directory
(2) samba client mounts the file system exported by samba server to / var/www/html
(3) the client (lamp) deploys wordpress and allows it to access it normally; to ensure that articles can be posted normally, upload pictures
(4) client 2 (lamp), mount the file system exported by samba server to / var/www/html; to verify whether its wordpress can be accessed; to ensure that articles can be sent normally, upload pictures
1. Install the configuration on the server host
# install samba
[root@localhost ~] # yum install samba
# start the service
[root@localhost ~] # systemctl start smb
[root@localhost ~] # systemctl start nmb
# View port 139 445
[root@localhost ~] # ss-tnl
Listening port:
137/udp, 138/udp
139/tcp, 445/tcp
# create a directory to be exported
[root@localhost samba] # mkdir-pv / data/application/web
# install mariadb and download a wordpress package from ftp and move to the web directory
[root@localhost samba] # yum install mariadb-server install mysql
[root@localhost samba] # systemctl start mariadb startup service
# decompress wordpress and move to web directory
[root@localhost samba] # unzip wordpress-4.3.1-zh_CN.zip
[root@localhost samba] # mv wordpress / data/application/web/
# enter mysql to create database and user and authorization
Mysql > GRANT ALL ON wpdb.* TO 'wpuser'@'172.16.%.%' IDENTIFIED BY' wppass'
Mysql > FLUSH PRIVILEGES
Mysql > CREATE DATABASE wpdb
# configure the configuration file in wordpress
[root@localhost wordpress] # mv wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php to modify the configuration file name
[root@localhost wordpress] # modified by vim wp-config.php
/ / * * MySQL settings-specific information comes from the host you are using * * / /
/ * * name of WordPress database * /
Define ('DB_NAME',' wpdb')
/ * * MySQL database user name * /
Define ('DB_USER',' wpuser')
/ * * MySQL database password * /
Define ('DB_PASSWORD',' wppass')
/ * * MySQL host * /
Define ('DB_HOST',' 172.16.100.31')
/ * default text encoding when creating a datasheet * /
Define ('DB_CHARSET',' utf8')
/ * * Database collation type. If you are not sure, do not change * /
Define ('DB_COLLATE',')
[root@localhost wordpress] # systemctl restart mariadb restart service
# create a user and give the user execute permissions on the shared directory
[root@localhost ~] # useradd apache user name is casual. I prefer to use pache because the httpd service is not installed on the server.
[root@localhost ~] # setfacl-m u:apache:rwx / data/application/web/wordpress gives execution permission
# check the ID of apache
[root@localhost ~] # id apache
Uid=1003 (apache) gid=1003 (apache) groups=1003 (apache) remember that the ID number will be changed at the client.
# add a user in the samba service, which must exist in advance; we have already created
[root@localhost ~] # pdbedit-an apache and then enter the password, which is unique to the samba service
# then edit the configuration file of samba; just add the following information on the bottom line
[root@localhost ~] # vim / etc/samba/smb.conf
[wordpress]
Comment = wordpress name
Path = / data/application/web the path to be exported
Browseable = yes
Writable = yes
2. Client host, install samba-client client, httpd,php-mysql,php
Yum-y install samba-client httpd php-mysql php
# change the ID number of pache to the same ID number as the server so that you have the permission to mount the directory.
[root@localhost] # usermod-u 1003 apache
[root@localhost ~] # groupmod-g 1003 apache
# and then mount it
[root@localhost html] # mount-t cifs-o username=apache,password=admin / / 172.16.100.31/wordpress / var/www/html
# start the service and test
Then test whether the data can be connected and stored.
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# Editing configuration file
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