Install and configure the Samba server on the UbuntuLinux System

1. Open the Ubuntu terminal, enter the sudoapt-getinstallsambasmbfs2, create a shared share. Anonymous Access, only read. The user smbuser can write and read data. 1), sudogroupadd-g300smb2), sudouseradd-u300-g300-d/dev/null-s/dev/nullsmbguest3), smb

1. Open the Ubuntu terminal and enter sudo apt-get install samba smbfs

2. Create a shared share. It can be accessed anonymously and can only be read. The user smbuser can write and read data.

1) sudo groupadd-g 300 smb

2) sudo useradd-u 300-g 300-d/dev/null-s/dev/null smbguest

3) smbguest must be consistent with the one defined in the guest account = smbguest field (see modify smb configuration file later ).

4) sudo useradd-u 301-g 300-d/dev/null-s/dev/null smbuser

5), security = user (this step may be a problem. If there is a problem, it will jump to 6)

6) sudo mkdir/home/smbhome

7) sudo chown smbuser/home/smbhome

8), sudo chgrp smb/home/smbhome

9), sudo chmod 0775/home/smbhome

10) sudo smbpasswd-a smbuser

Note:

Add an smb account and set a password

Sudo smbpasswd-a smbuser

Delete an smb account

Sudo smbpasswd-x smbuser

3. Modify the smb configuration file

Sudo cp/etc/samba/smb. conf/etc/samba/smb. conf. bak

Sudo gedit/etc/samba/smb. conf

Search for and modify the following lines:

; Workgroup = MSHOME

Remove the annotator, and modify MSHOME as your working group name.

View the Working Group Name of a computer

; Security = user

Remove the annotator. Use the user Authentication mode.

; Guest account = nobody

Remove the annotator, and change nobody to smbguest.