Did you authenticated to the shared folder as "root" or as "backup"?
I have setup samba. I am able to see the folder I shared but not write, delete, or modify in the directory. I have pasted part of my smb.conf file. Any ideas what I am doing wrong.
[lampp]
comment = LAMPP directory share
path = /opt/lampp
valid user = root backup
public = yes
writable = yes
readonly = no
printable = no
Did you authenticated to the shared folder as "root" or as "backup"?
Neither…. How do I do that?
I did do this:
#cat /etc/passwd |grep backup |mksmbpasswd.sh >/etc/samba/smbpasswd
#cat /etc/passwd |grep root |mksmbpasswd.sh >/etc/samba/smbpasswd
And set the passwords.
What operating system are you using to access the shares?
From your client, you need to authenticate to the server that holds the share before accessing the data.
I am using W2K but at some point I would exept 9X machines to access this share.
When I access the share \\cvserver I a prompted for a username and password, root will not work but my user "backup" will
I think you need to separate the users by a comma.
Code:[lampp] comment = LAMPP directory share path = /opt/lampp valid user = root,backup public = yes writable = yes readonly = no printable = no
Nope still getting “Access Denied” message.
Do I have to create permissions and ownership on the directory?
Here is a PET on setting up permissions.
Problem solved
#chmod 0777 \opt\lampp
I have to fine tune the permissions and security, but that points me in the right direction.
Thanks a heck of a lot
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