LINUX 6--Installation Samba implements "user" access to File Share transfer Service (Novice details)

LINUX 6--Installing Samba users accessing the File Share transfer service

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1. System Environment:
CentOS6.5 "LINUX 6 as an SMB server": 192.168.120.8
Windows10 "as Client"
2.yum Warehouse
3. Using the RPM package: samba-3.6.9-164.el6.x86_64.rpm

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1. Install the SMB package, and prepare to edit the SMB configuration file

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2. Modify Profile-user mode

The last line inserts the following-user access mode

Detailed:
"Test" —————————— Specify user logon mode
Path =/opt/test ———————— file paths (if not, you need to create a file)
browseable = yes ———————— Browse permission
#writable = yes ———————— Write permission "First add #, meaning comment, do not execute"
Create mask = 0664 ———————— Creating the file's own permissions
Directory mask = 0755 —————— Create folder Self permissions
Valid users = Zhangsan ———————— Specify who can log on with a password
Write list = Zhangsan ———— Write lists "If you write this, you need to comment out Writable=yes"

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3. You need to restart the service after each configuration file modification

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5. Create a user

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2. Enter the user and password you created earlier

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4.
Enter the SMB Server for authentication

LINUX 6--Installation Samba implements "user" access to File Share transfer Service (Novice details)