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	Instructions to install and use Samba with Armadeus		Instructions to install and use Samba with Armadeus

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	* http://www.samba.org/		* http://www.samba.org/
	~~<br>[[Image:FrenchFlag.png]][[Fr:Samba\| Cette page en français]]~~

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	* http://www.samba.org/		* http://www.samba.org/
			<br>[[Image:FrenchFlag.png]][[Fr:Samba\| Cette page en français]]

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Sharing folders

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	== Sharing folders ==		== Sharing folders ==

	To share folders for windows, you must enable the ''nmbd'' & ''smbd'' services into your buildroot configuration. Optionally you may install the ''/etc/init.d'' start script.		To share folders for windows, you must enable the ''samba'' package and ''nmbd'' & ''smbd'' services into your buildroot configuration. Optionally you may install the ''/etc/init.d'' start script.
	The basic samba configuration file is located at ''/etc/samba/smb.conf''. Browse it and you will see that a basic configuration is available. The ''/tmp'' and ''/home/default'' folders are exported for the ''default'' user (no password) and therefore you can mount them by using the smbmount command on your '''Linux''' PC as before:		The basic samba configuration file is located at ''/etc/samba/smb.conf''. Browse it and you will see that a basic configuration is available. The ''/tmp'' and ''/home/default'' folders are exported for the ''default'' user (no password) and therefore you can mount them by using the smbmount command on your '''Linux''' PC as before:

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Mounting a windows share

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	== Mounting a windows share ==		== Mounting a windows share ==

	To do this you must have the ''smbmount'' command. Enable it into your buildroot configuration. Additionally the ''util-linux'' package is necessary: you must enable it into your buildroot configuration too.		To do this you must have the ''smbmount'' command. Enable ''samba'' package and the ''smbmount'' command into your buildroot configuration. Additionally the ''util-linux'' package is necessary: you must enable it into your buildroot configuration too.
	After that, you can mount a windows share by using the following command:		After that, you can mount a windows share by using the following command:

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Sharing folders

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	Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.		Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.

			For a custom configuration , edit the ''/etc/samba/smb.conf'' file. You will find all the informations about samba configurations on the Samba web page or by using the man page for smb.conf.

	== The smbpasswd command ==		== The smbpasswd command ==

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Sharing folders

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	From a '''Windows''' computer, use the '''explorer''' and search for the ''apf9328'' computer. Logon with user ''default'', no password.		From a '''Windows''' computer, use the '''explorer''' and search for the ''apf9328'' computer. Logon with user ''default'', no password.

			Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.

	== The smbpasswd command ==		== The smbpasswd command ==

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The smbpasswd command

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	A user ''default'' without password is defined into our standart installation. You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command		A user ''default'' without password is defined into our standart installation. You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command
	(see man page).		(see man page).

	~~Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.~~

	== Typical issues ==		== Typical issues ==

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The smbpasswd command

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	This command can be installed for conveniance. Because his big size , you may remove it after usage.		This command can be installed for conveniance. Because his big size , you may remove it after usage.
	A user ''default'' without password is defined . You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command		A user ''default'' without password is defined into our standart installation. You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command
	(see man page).		(see man page).

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The smbpasswd command

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	This command can be installed for conveniance. Because his big size , you may remove it after usage.		This command can be installed for conveniance. Because his big size , you may remove it after usage.
	A user ''default'' without password is defined . You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command		A user ''default'' without password is defined . You may change this by using the ''smbpasswd'' command
	(see man page)		(see man page).

	Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.		Note that you can logon as ''guest'' and that ''default'' is the default account for guests.