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Importance: Unknown = Medium
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Something I discovered from trying to setup sharing in both Ubuntu and
Fedora:
An easy way to setup sharing is to install the system-config-samba
application, which I think should be installed by default along with
Samba. With that utility I was able to setup users for Samba sharing as
well as
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I believe this bug has been resolved for hardy, with the removal of
shares-admin from gnome-system-tools. The nautilus-share package which
replaces it supports both anonymous and authenticated shares.
The issue with
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I believe this bug has been resolved for hardy, with the removal of
shares-admin from gnome-system-tools. The nautilus-share package which
replaces it supports both anonymous and authenticated shares.
The issue with
Patrice, may you tell us a few steps in order to reproduce the problem?
also you may want to subscribe to
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=319390 ; thanks in advance.
BTW this is working fine for me.
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I've found that changing the permissions of the folder in nautilus (thus
an interface for chmod), so that the 'others' have the desired
permission, makes everything work like a charm.
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This bug is always here on Hardy Beta
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
Target: None = ubuntu-8.04
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Fixed in 2.21.3-0ubuntu1
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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Fixed upstream, thanks.
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Status: Triaged = Fix Committed
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** Changed in: gst
Status: New = Fix Released
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Using Gutsy now, we always need to use smbpasswd manually to get a
working folder sharing...
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I also ran into a bunch of these problems today with the released gutsy
version. Here is what I found:
Using System::Administration::Shared Folders I can easily share a
folder but if I try to access it from a remote machine no combination of
username/password will work. To fix that I had to run
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Importance: Medium = High
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Just changing the security type has no effect. The workaround is far
more complex than that.
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Oh yeah, that would have an affect. Sharing would start to work out of
the box, only it would be rather unsecure (onyone on the LAN (and
possibly even the internet) could access your shares). I do not think
this should be default but it should be easily accessible alongside the
possibility to
Well, actually I tried it with a default installation but has no effect.
Maybe I am missing something, but if I miss it in a default installation
users with a default installation do aswell. There maybe the option to
show shares only to users of the same workgroup, for example limiting
access by
What about change:
; security = user
to
security = share
in /etc/samba/smb.conf? (remove the ; to uncomment the option)
And make this the default option?
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Hi. I wanted to share files with my brother's computer (I am running
ubuntu 7.04) but I couldn't get it to work.
I wish there was a setup assistant (or something) when you want to share a
file/folder so that it just works.
It took me a whole lot of time scouring the forums to find out that I
I still am having this problem in feisty fawn 7.04. There should be an
option like share anonymously to users from the same workgroup to do
the job.
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimpleSambaIntegrationSpec attempts to address
the difficulty you encountered. If any qualified person can help fill
out this spec, please do, so that it might have a shot for feisty+1.
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I'm sorry but I can only say that this applet is useless at the moment.
If someone find out that he need to use smbpasswd utility, there is very short
way to learn basics of Samba.
Later, user will be able to edit smb.conf manually with no one's help in order
to add own shares with more
Alexandre for your work on that. Dapper is stable and will not change,
the patches probably need to be different for dapper and edgy then.
Using adduser will force users to use a password anyway, no? Maybe samba
should be changed to not require a password by default instead, there is
some samba
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