Use SAMBA to create a file server in SUSE

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The two days took a while and samba was used to create a file server under SUSE10. A separate hard disk is used to provide file services for users, and the disk quota is set for each user.

1. Three Steps for samba configuration: Install samba and edit/etc/samba/smb. conf file to start smbd. The third is to create system users and samba users, create passwords, and create user operation directories.

The contents of the Global segment are modified as follows:
[Global]
Workgroup = info
Printing = cups
Netbios name = data_shared
Server string = Info File Server
Hosts allow = 0.0.0.0
Guest account = nobody
Guest OK = yes
Security = shared
Ldap suffix =
Passdb backend = smbpasswd
Password server = *

Add the following content:
[Zhrmghl]
Comment = private directory
Path =/users/zmrhgl
Create mask = 0664
Directory mask = 0775
Writeable = yes
Valid users = @ user
Browseable = yes
Guest OK = yes
Inherit acls = Yes

As shown above, add other user-related content respectively.

The preceding zhrmghl user is added as follows:
Useradd-g user-d/users/-s/bin/false zhrmgl

Then add the smb password:
Smbpasswd-a zhrmghl
If the password is empty
Smbpasswd-n zhrmghl
Create a directory for it
Mkdir zhrmghl
Chown zhrmghl: user zhrmghl
Chmod 700 zhrmghl
Start samb, I use
Pkill smbd
Pkill nmbd
Smbd
Nmbd
Use netstat-an to view the listening status of the Service port.
Smbstatus view samba user usage and logon status
Testparm check whether smb. conf is correctly configured

2. disk configuration
Use yast for quota installation.
Set the file system for the user/group Disk Quota
Edit the/etc/fstab file, restrict the user, add usrquota, restrict the group, and add the maid.
Reload the file system with the disk quota enabled:
Mount-o remount/users
Create a quota file for a file system with the disk quota enabled
Quotacheck-guvm/users
Then, two files, aquota. user and aquota. group, are automatically generated under the root directory of the/xjdzj_users file system.
Create a quota file for a file system with the disk quota enabled:
Quotaon-augv
View User quota
Quota-u User Name
View A system quota
Repquota-ugv/users

After the completion of the test, WIN's machine testing will allow normal access, and the disk quota has also reached the expected goal.