I don't see why there is confusion. There are only two Samba checkboxes, tick both.don570 wrote:Review: Easy Linux 0.6.4, released Dec. 18, 2017
-pschedule worked however pclock wasn't installed
-I noticed that there is a window --- BootManager:Manage system services
I click on 'OK' button at bottom of window and the window doesn't close???
- ethernet and samba is running ---> I checked by running 'top'
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dhcpcd -I '' eth0
But I can't make a samba server???
A connection can't be made by a second machine,
even though a second machine sees the pupshare.
I am using a firewall which I normally don't have on.
I am using
user:root
password:woofwoof
But it doesn't say that I have added this user when I type__________________________________________Code: Select all
smbpasswd -a root
On the subject of firewall...
There is a confusing instruction on the quick samba window
which says that two boxes should be clicked but the
two names aren't mentioned. I assumed samba and smb-client???
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QuickSamba executes "smbpasswd -a root", you don't have to do that. If you do type that in a terminal, it doesn't tell you that it has already been done.
You should be able to just click the "share" icon on desktop, tick those two checkboxes in the firewall, accept the defaults for Samba Setup (user root and password woofwoof) and it will just work.
EDIT:
I just checked QuickSamba. There is no ambiguity, QuickSamba insists on both checkboxes being ticked, and won't go to next stage until that is done.
There are no other checkboxes identified as Samba-related.
I want to keep the verbosity at a minimum on the main window, so don't know how to explain it better, while using a minimum of words.
EDIT2:
Maybe if I change the text to:
"The firewall is blocking Samba, you must click the "Firewall Setup" button, and tick the two Samba checkboxes"
...yeah, will do that, that's less words than before, and clearer.