Samba installation and configuration


Install with yum

1.       Install samba

yum install samba

One command to install

2.       Modify the samba configuration file , back up the original, and create a new configuration file

cd /etc/samba

mv smb.conf smb.confbak

touch smb.conf

 

3.       Write smb.conf

[global]

workgroup=longcredit.com

netbios name=WAS

server string=WebSphere Server

security=share

 

[sofa_home] ( this is the directory displayed by the remote share )

path=/opt/sofa_home

writeable=yes

browseable=yes

guest ok=yes

The [global] section is the global configuration and must be written. Among them are the following lines;

 

workgroup is the workgroup displayed in Windows ; here I set LINUXSIR (in uppercase);

netbios name is the computer name displayed in Windows ;

The server string is the description of the Samba server, which can be defined by yourself; this is not important;

security is the verification and login method, here we use share ; there are many verification methods, this is one of them; the other commonly used verification method is user ; if share is used, there is no need to set user and password;

 

[sofa_home] This is a shared directory displayed in Windows ;

path = can set where the directory to be shared is placed;

Whether writeable is writable, here I set it to be writable;

Whether browseable can be browsed, yes; browseable means that we can see the shared folder under the workgroup. If you don't want to show it, set browseable=no

 

The guest ok anonymous user is logged in as a guest ;

 

4.       Create a corresponding directory and authorize

mkdir -p /opt/sofa_home

 

 

The following is to solve the problem that shared things can be read but not written

Modify /etc/sysconfig/selinux to change enforcing to disabled ; then the command line setenforce 0;

chmod -R 777 /opt/sofa_home

5.       Start the service

service samba start

 

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