Install Samba in Ubuntu to share files with Windows

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I recently re-installed the Samba server on Ubuntu and recorded it to avoid forgetting how to install it later.

 

1. Install the samba Software Package

Sudo apt-Get install samba

Sudo apt-Get install smbfs

 

2. Add users to Samba

Sudo smbpasswd-a username (username must already exist)

 

3. Modify/etc/samba/smb. conf

Change SECURITY = user to Security = Share

Add at the end of the document

[Share]

Path = path to be shared (it is best to use chmod to modify sudo chmod-r 777 folder name to share folder permissions)

Available = Yes

Browseable = Yes

Public = Yes

Writable = Yes

 

4. Restart samba

Sudo/etc/init. d/smbd restart

Original article link: Click to open the link

I recently re-installed the Samba server on Ubuntu and recorded it to avoid forgetting how to install it later.

 

1. Install the samba Software Package

Sudo apt-Get install samba

Sudo apt-Get install smbfs

 

2. Add users to Samba

Sudo smbpasswd-a username (username must already exist)

 

3. Modify/etc/samba/smb. conf

Change SECURITY = user to Security = Share

Add at the end of the document

[Share]

Path = path to be shared (it is best to use chmod to modify sudo chmod-r 777 folder name to share folder permissions)

Available = Yes

Browseable = Yes

Public = Yes

Writable = Yes

 

4. Restart samba

Sudo/etc/init. d/smbd restart