How does a Linux system set up a shared file server?

1, need to check whether the Linux has been installed samba; Check the command for: Rpm–qa |grep Samba; If there is no output of any information, indicating that there is no installation, need to download the installation of Baidu, download the following:

2, the following can see my Linux system has installed Samba, you can proceed to the next step;

3, the establishment of shared folders, commands are as follows: Mkdir/home/fileshare;

4, the following figure, has established a good folder;

5, set the folder permissions, commands are as follows: Chmod 755 fileshare;

6, the establishment of samba users;

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Groupadd FileShare

Useradd–s/sbin/nologin file

Smbpasswd–a file

Note: Users accessing the share must be Samba users and cannot use other users;

7, modify the Sambe configuration file, the order is as follows:

vim/etc/samba/smb.conf;

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Modify the Samba configuration file global settings;

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#==============================global settings===============

[Global] Workgroup = Workgroup Server string = Samba Server Security = Share

9, set up folder sharing, as follows:

[Sharefile] Path =/home/sharefile Public = yes Read Only = yes

10, restart the SMB service;

Service SMB Restart;

11. Windows access Sharing was successful. As follows:

12, Linux shared server perfect set up, next time will continue to share Linux and other experience.