Tuesday, January 31, 2012

AMALI : SETUP SAMBA SERVER

LINUX OS: Fedora 14

SAMBA SERVER

Service                        : Samba

Find File                      :  # cd /Media/<Folder located name>(if using Fedora CD)
                                       # ls | grep <file name> ( using for grabbing file only)

Install                           : # yum –y install samba (if there is NO smb in fedora packages)
                                       ( kena ada connection internet )
                                      # rpm –ivh <samba file> (if there is smb in fedora packages)
                       
Check Status                : # rpm –q samba

Up service                    : # service smb status – check status
  # service smb start – start service
                                      # service smb restart – restart service
                                      # service smb stop - stop service

Configuration File        : # vim  /etc/samba/smb.conf

Parameter                    : security = share I user I server
(Replace : security = share; no need smbpassword)
                                                 
  Create share folder: 
[demo]
                                                     Path = /demo
                                                     Writable = yes
                                                     Browseable = yes
                                                     Public = yes

Additional info :

Failed dependencies       
  -       Find the file that it depends
  -       Install the file

SELinux turn off                      : # vim  /etc/selinux/config
                                       - set selinux = disabled (reboot pc after set)

    IPtables (firewall) turn off          : # service iptables stop
                 (Also can set by using command #setup ---> service tool)

      Give user authority                  : # mkdir /demo
                                                       # chmod –R 777 /demo (full access)-read,write and execute.

        Create user account & samba password             : #  adduser demo
                                                                                 #  passwd demo
                                                                                 #  smbpasswd –a demo
                                                                                 (restart samba)

        Uninstall samba      : # yum uninstall samba
                                  # rpm –e samba


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