Advanced applications of Samba server under Solaris

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1. user-level Samba Configuration

The user name and password must be provided for verification. Here, Samba users must be Solaris users. For the same user, the samba password and system password do not have to be the same.

1) Add a system user (you can also use an existing user)

# Useradd-d/export/home/c?- m-s/usr/bin/bash c=

2) use smbpasswd to add Samba users

#/Usr/sfw/bin/smbpasswd-a cquota

New SMB password:

Retype new SMB password:

Added user cquota.

#/Usr/sfw/bin/smbpasswd-e cjh

Enabled user cquota

3) edit the configuration file smb. conf.

===========/ Usr/sfw/smb. conf ==============

Security = user

[Homes]

Comment = Home Directories for % S

Valid users = % S # Only the owner can access the share.

Browseable = no # this share is invisible to other users

Writable = yes

Create mask = 0640 # permission mask when creating a file

Directory mask = 0750 # permission mask when creating a directory

Here, the % S wildcard can be extended to the actual sharing name. In this way, the csung shared comment will be "Home Directories for csung ".

4) restart the Samba service.

# Svcadm restart samba

When samba is used to access the Solaris machine from other systems, if the user name is cashed and the password is Samba, you can see the content in/export/home/cjh.

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