Use Samba to implement Windows/Mac access to Linux

1 Public Access 1.1 install Sambasudoapt-getinstallsambasudoapt-getinstallsmbfs1.2 create shared directory sudomkdir/home/michael/sharesudochmod777/home/michael/cmd1.3 modify Samba configuration sud... 1 Public Access 1.1 install Sambasudo apt-get install sambasudo apt-get install smbfs 1.2 create a shared directory sudo mkdir/home/michael/sharesudo chmod 777/home/michael/share 1.3 modify Samba configuration sudo vim/etc/samba/smb. replace "; security = user" with "security = share" at the end of the configuration file: [Ubu Ntu] path =/home/michael/sharepublic = yeswritable = yes 1.4 restart Samba service sudo/etc/init. d/samba restart 1.6 Win7 ACCESS Linux through Samba select ING network drive on my computer, www.linuxidc.com and enter: \ 172.16.44.175 \ Ubuntu 1.7 Mac accesses the path on the menu of Linux in Finder through Samba, connects to the server, and then enters: smb: // 172.16.44.175 2 user access 2.1 access control security = user 2.2 shared directory comment = effectupath =/home/michael/Developmentpublic = yeswritable = yesvalid user = michael 2. 3. set the user. if there is no michael user in the system, create sudo adduser michael. after the system has a michael user, set the password: sudo smbpasswd-a michael 2.4 Win7 uses Samba to ACCESS Linux in the same way as 1.6. However, select "other identity creden。" and enter the user name and password set above. 2.5 Mac accesses Linux through Samba, which is the same as 1.7. However, enter the user name and password. Author: Liu Da-Poechant