In fact i'll start now installing those plugins you suggested. If so, youll have to add a user to the samba configuration file or else youll have to make the share accessible to everyone without authorization.
I'm still hoping someone will state whether it's usual for one's password to not show up in Users, Users, once you've configured that screen. I haven't implemented your suggestions yet.
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Read instructions how to properly use "openmediavault-symlinks". Second, you need to install OMV plugin "openmediavault-symlinks" and create link for your samba share pointing to //192.168.1.35/"samba share name". It is probably my fault that I did not asked you if you installed in OMV "openmediavault-sharerootfs" plug in. Also run on your Linux Mint in CLI "id your user name" and that "uid" and "gid" match your entry in fstab file. You cannot use that, you must specify samba shared directory name that you created in OMV instead "sda". I think that "sda" is a disk and not files directory on "sda" drive/device. How much of all this have i gotten wrong? I've also created folders sda and sdc under /media/cifs. I put WORKGROUP for domain since i didn't know what else to put there. NAS.cifs_creds under it with my creds in that file. I had made changes to the nf and didn't know how to restart it like samba so I rebooted. But it originally stopped working when I didn't make any changes. And are those two correct lines correct? I've created /media/cifs, and. As for your Samba problem do run testparm after making changes to /etc/samba/smb.conf, testparm will show you if there are any mistakes in your configuration file. 192.168.1.35/sdc /media/cifs/sdc credentials=/media/cifs/.NAS.cifs_creds,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,uid=1000,gid=1000,nofail 0 0Īgain, please pardon for my serious noobness, but do i also have to do a mount beside the fstab entry. On my Linux Mint these are the two lines i've just added to my fstab:
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