Samba Home Share name is username, windows any share is username
Roger Grosswiler
roger at gwch.net
Wed May 18 05:26:18 UTC 2005
Darwin H. Webb schrieb:
> The default share name for the home/username is username.
> The new SELinux check box (allow home dir to be shared) seems to
> automatically create the share? as I removed it after checking the
> SELinux check box. And this is why.
>
> A Windows share created on the linux desktop defaults to a name of
> username or username(2) and can not be renamed.
> This is a workgroup so at first time access (either side of the net) it
> is auth with a username and password.
>
> But now when the Windows share is opened for the first use, the wondow
> comes up white with hour glass mouse pointer. It stays that way unitl
> the close x is clicked and conformation to force close the window.
> Then out of the blue, the /home/username folder pops up as if one had
> clicked on Home. Close that and try another route.
> Click on properties of windows share and it asks for wondws password,
> accepts it and shows properties. Close that and clcik on windows share
> again, ask for windows password, accepts, and open the shre with files
> in the windows correctly.
>
> The double use of user name needs to be checked on?
>
> And if the windows shares can be renamed different than user name,
> username(2), etc. The username all over the desktop is not very secure
> either. :)
>
> Thank you,
>
>
>
>
i did not use the homeshares in that way. Try in your [homes]-section
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
path = /home/%U
guest ok = no
browseable = yes
writable = yes
create mask = 775
This makes your homedir directly point to your users homedir. try it
without the selinux for homedir-support for samba.
I created a separate homedir for my samba-shares in /users. If you wanna
try this, just replace /home by whatever you want - don't forget to
change it in your smb.conf either.
HTH
Roger
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