Windows 10 for Samba offers file sharing and network access features.
Windows 10 for Samba offers file sharing and network access features.
I'm trying to rebuild my NAS and running into problems with Samba setup. The configuration I used before is functioning, but now when attempting file transfers it reports permission issues without asking for credentials. Any suggestions? [global]
Server settings: netbios name = JK-SERV
Workgroup: WORKGROUP
Announce version: 5.0
Socket options: TCP_NODELAY, IPTOS_LOWDELAY, SO_KEEPALIVE, SO_RCVBUF=32768, SO_SNDBUF=32768
Backend: tdbsam
Security: user encryption enabled, passwords set to true, null passwords = true
Users: /etc/samba/smbusers
Name resolution: prioritize hosts and bcast, suppress printing, CUPS printcap disabled
System logs: 0, only log printing, no system messages
[Homes]
Valid users: %S
Permissions: 0600 for directories, 0755 for files
Browseable: no
Read-only: no
Veto files: disable listed paths
[Netlogon]
Path: /var/lib/samba/netlogon
Admin accounts: Administrator
Valid users: %U
Permissions: read only disabled
[Profiles]
Path: /var/lib/samba/profiles
User permissions: 0600, directory 0700, writeable yes, browseable no
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[Print]
Path: /var/lib/samba/printers
Browseable: yes
Guest allowed: yes
Read-only: yes
Write list: root
Create mask: 0664
Directory mask: 0775
[Printers]
Path: /tmp
Browseable: yes
Guest allowed: yes
[MyFiles]
Path: /mnt/md0
Browseable: yes
Read-only: no
Guest allowed: no
Create mask: 0644
Directory mask: 0755
Force user: josh
Force group: josh
The access rights for files within the share are determined by the current permissions settings.