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Need Help for CIFS Client
Need Help for CIFS Client
Hey there i need some help.
I wanna mnt the admin folder with a CIFS Client.
Is there someone who know how this works on the B3 ?
THX
I wanna mnt the admin folder with a CIFS Client.
Is there someone who know how this works on the B3 ?
THX
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
i dont think you can do this without changing the samba config file:
https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Sa ... ollection/
https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Sa ... ollection/
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
I'm not sure what you need - you want to be able to read /home/admin directory from a Windows machine?
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
Possibly http://b3/admin ?
Like Ubi says: that will require defining an additional share for /usr/share/web-admin
Like Ubi says: that will require defining an additional share for /usr/share/web-admin
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
fourth guy trying to interpret this post:
You want to mount \\b3\home\admin (the /home/admin folder, not the www service) as a samba folder from a windows machine? Just browse to \\b3, enter home, then admin, then right-click and select "map network drive" to make it persistent? If this doesn't work, what step fails?
You want to mount \\b3\home\admin (the /home/admin folder, not the www service) as a samba folder from a windows machine? Just browse to \\b3, enter home, then admin, then right-click and select "map network drive" to make it persistent? If this doesn't work, what step fails?
/Johannes (Excito co-founder a long time ago, but now I'm just Johannes)
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
ha, it seems we really *do* need a psychic department!
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
Well, I interpreted it the same way Johannes did
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
Hey there ... no sry it is for my dream box. with open atv.
i managed the smb file to make an NFS share.
without it would not regonize the B3, or better i could see it but it shows now share.
the problem with the nfs is, there is no password and so one.
i managed the smb file to make an NFS share.
without it would not regonize the B3, or better i could see it but it shows now share.
the problem with the nfs is, there is no password and so one.
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
You're not making this any clearer. From what I understand you want a media player to be able to access files that are stored on the B3, but the software you installed on it does not allow passing credentials and you need anonymous access. What I don't understand is the 'admin' bit, because the normal place to store media files on the B3 is in 'storage' where the B3's DLNA server (if enabled) will also share them. Can't open atv use that, or am I completely missing the point here?
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
Also, you cannot make an NFS share with SMB. They are really quite different technologies.
What you can do is make password-free shares in either NFS (default) or SMB (http://www.debuntu.org/samba-how-to-sha ... rpassword/). Please get your terminology correct or this is going to be really confusing . And as Gordon mentions, if you want to mount your video player to the B3, you do not need a connection to admin.
Maybe its useful if you specify what you want to achieve in more detail... As an extra tip for non-native speakers, try to avoid words like "it" or "there" or other back-references to other sentences as they are often confusing because the grammar is wrong.
What you can do is make password-free shares in either NFS (default) or SMB (http://www.debuntu.org/samba-how-to-sha ... rpassword/). Please get your terminology correct or this is going to be really confusing . And as Gordon mentions, if you want to mount your video player to the B3, you do not need a connection to admin.
Maybe its useful if you specify what you want to achieve in more detail... As an extra tip for non-native speakers, try to avoid words like "it" or "there" or other back-references to other sentences as they are often confusing because the grammar is wrong.
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
i just need an CIFS share. thats all.
why i have to explain it ?
when you could tell me the way to manage it tell me.
i'm here to learn. not to say why i need it.
thx
why i have to explain it ?
when you could tell me the way to manage it tell me.
i'm here to learn. not to say why i need it.
thx
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
And we are not your slaves.
You made many cryptic remarks that makes it difficult to help you. Youve alsobeen given multiple sets of documntation and pretty much everything short of someone coming to your house to fix it. And now you complain on the manner in which this free help has been provided. Wow.
You made many cryptic remarks that makes it difficult to help you. Youve alsobeen given multiple sets of documntation and pretty much everything short of someone coming to your house to fix it. And now you complain on the manner in which this free help has been provided. Wow.
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
Dudester, the problem was that you haven't really said what you need. What you said was clear to you, but not to us. We've been asking about your usecase so we better understand the issue, not to spy on you.
Here's the /etc/samba/smb.conf piece of config I use to share all of /home:
So that's one more way, I think.
Here's the /etc/samba/smb.conf piece of config I use to share all of /home:
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[home]
hide dotfiles=yes
browseable=yes
writable=yes
path=/home
hide files=/lost+found/
guest ok=no
create mask=0764
directory mask=0775
comment=Home Directories
hide special files=yes
public=no
user=@users
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
That is the default entry on a B3
On a regular system with Samba you would see something like:
This will give you shares for each user that can log on through Samba, showing only his/her own home folder. That does not seem to be the challenge here though, as a true CIFS client should not care whether you want to connect to //b3/admin or //b3/home/admin
On a regular system with Samba you would see something like:
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[homes]
create mask=0700
directory mask=0700
read only=no
browseable=no
comment=Home Directories
valid users = %S
Re: Need Help for CIFS Client
what he seems to want is this:
but then you need to also change:
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[videos]
comment = Passsword-free access for my DVR
path = /path/to/my/videos
browseable = yes
read only = yes
guest ok = yes
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security = share
guest account = nobody