Samba services: For working with Linux files under Windows

Vi/vim Editor fun? But how does it compare with the traditional sublime, though it has an endless stream of grammatical sugars? so, come on.let's do a samba service with me.

• Installation

Yum-y Install Samba

• Configuration

 

vim/etc/samba/smb.conf// Add the following paragraph at the end of the file (ignoring the line number, forgive me for not being kind to underestimate everyone's IQ)     -         Comment =max         path =/         writable = yes

• SELINUX settings

vim/etc/samba/smb.conf
Modify SELinux status to change disabled to 1 reboot
Selinux=1

• Add user

For the convenience of operation, directly on the root user again forgive my unkind

SMBPASSWD-a  root

• Restart Service

// the above command, if not, indicates that SMB is not serviced. Here is not detailed, you can use the command to solve /bin/systemctl restart  smb.service

• Done

Samba services: For working with Linux files under Windows