2013-01-11, 12:27
Hello:
After see in a lot of blogs, forums, wikis,... I've decided to ask advice here. I have three computers: two Raspberrys and one PC. The Raspberrys I use them like LAMP server + Samba (to share all my files) and media center with Raspbmc. The PC and Raspbmc, share the database in the server like you wrote in the wiki. Great Job, it understood very well.
But now I'm setting up Samba and I have a lot of permissions troubles.
The Steps to configure Samba have been:
Create all off my computer users in the Samba server, with this order:
Give paswword to all users:
Also, I used others commands like
but they haven't solved my trouble.
Then I created a group and add all the users in that group
Check all the users belong to the group:
groups username
From here I don't know how continue. He checked everything, public, with users, read only, writeable,....
The only way I managed to copy files in the server it is with this code:
This code I've copied it to the RaspBMC configurations and it's the only one it let me share files (read, write and, exe) between Windows 7 and Samba but RaspBMC always ask me about Lock Setting.
I think it is permission trouble but I'm not sure. Any suggestion?
Thanks.
After see in a lot of blogs, forums, wikis,... I've decided to ask advice here. I have three computers: two Raspberrys and one PC. The Raspberrys I use them like LAMP server + Samba (to share all my files) and media center with Raspbmc. The PC and Raspbmc, share the database in the server like you wrote in the wiki. Great Job, it understood very well.
But now I'm setting up Samba and I have a lot of permissions troubles.
The Steps to configure Samba have been:
Create all off my computer users in the Samba server, with this order:
Code:
sudo useradd -m username
Give paswword to all users:
Code:
sudo pdgedit -a -u username
Also, I used others commands like
Code:
sudo smbpassd -a username
but they haven't solved my trouble.
Then I created a group and add all the users in that group
Code:
sudo groupadd usergroup
sudo usermod -G usergroup username
groups username
From here I don't know how continue. He checked everything, public, with users, read only, writeable,....
The only way I managed to copy files in the server it is with this code:
Code:
[global]
workgroup = SCASA
usershare allow guests = yes
security=share
follow symlinks = yes
wide links = yes
unix extensions = no
lock directory = /var/cache/samba
[devices]
browsable = yes
read only = no
guest ok = yes
path = /media
force user = root
This code I've copied it to the RaspBMC configurations and it's the only one it let me share files (read, write and, exe) between Windows 7 and Samba but RaspBMC always ask me about Lock Setting.
I think it is permission trouble but I'm not sure. Any suggestion?
Thanks.