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--- raspberrypi:samba [2014/12/24 10:42] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ raspberrypi:samba [2018/03/18 19:26] (current) – removed rlunaro
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-====== Install samba in the raspberry pi ======
-The problems I've run into are because **you have to install two packages, not only one**:
-<code>
-sudo apt-get install samba
-sudo apt-get install samba-common-bin
-</code>
-**Note:** if you don't install the later package ''samba-common-bin'' you won't find the program smbpasswd which is critical to create a user. Ok, if you want to have all the files open to the public, it might won't be neccesary.
-After this, modify the ''/etc/samba/smb.conf'' file to include your own share:
-<code>
-[workspace]
-        path = /home/rluna/workspace
-        read only = no
-        writeable = yes
-;       browseable = yes
-        valid users = rluna
-</code>
-Then, create a user:
-<code>
-smbpasswd -a PUT-YOUR-USERNAME-HERE
-</code>
-Restart the service:
-<code>
-# /etc/init.d/samba/restart
-</code>
-And you are ready to mount from another machine:
-<code>
-sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.1.4/workspace /mnt -o user=REMOTE-USERNAME-GOES-HERE,uid=LOCAL-OWNER-OF-FILES,gid=LOCAL-GROUP-OF-FILES
-</code>
-===== Some advices to install in a permanent mount point =====
-Edit your fstab file and add the following:
-<code>
-//192.168.1.4/workspace /your/local/dir   cifs     credentials=/some/secret/file/.rasp_creds,_netdev,uid=LOCAL-USER-FOR-FILES,gid=LOCAL-GROUP-FOR-FILES   0  0
-</code>
-The file ''.rasp_creds'' must have the following:
-<code>
-#
-# credentials for the raspberry pi shared server
-#
-user=REMOTE-USERNAME
-password=REMOTE-PASSWORD-YOU-SET-WITH-SMBPASS
-</code>
-~~DISQUS~~