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I am sharing via samba a folder inside my home directory.
This folder is declared like this in smb.conf:
[Shared]
path = /home/xi0n/Shared
guest ok = yes
available = yes
browsable = yes
public = yes
writable = yes
When a client wants to connect, this is what gets appended to the client's log in the shares machine:
[2010/10/08 23:21:49.914222, 0] smbd/service.c:988(make_connection_snum)
canonicalize_connect_path failed for service Movies, path /home/xi0n/Shared
Security is set to share, and i dont know what else to try..... when the client wants to connect, it gets a message saying that the path could not be found.......... but if i browse the network, i can see the remote computer and the shared folders... the problem appears once i try to access them...
Any suggestion?
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One thing to check is that you have the executive bit for all users set on the folder you're sharing and also on the folders "above". Else you will not be able to enter into that directory.
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Nothing: I cannot connect to the samba shares: If i enter th samba server's ip in the run window in windows, i get to see the shares, i mean: I see the folders that are shared in the samba server, but once i try to enter them, is when i get the error....
Im starting to think this might be a problem from the windows 7 side..... any clue? everyone is accessing their shares from windows 7 without any problem?
If anyone can share a working smb.conf file, maybe i can compare with mine and try something new....
Thanks!
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chmod -R a+x /home/
solved the problem for me.
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Generally works fine here - get the odd glitch (maybe if the Linux box boots after the Win7) but otherwise no issue.
Here's my share defs:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
writable = yes
# External USB disk - General stuff
[data]
comment = General stuff
path = /mnt/data
valid users = me
public = no
writable = yes
printable = no
I also have the WORKGROUP set to the same as defined on the Win7 box and WINS is enabled.
The data dir is set as:
drwxrwxr-x 1 root users 8.0K Oct 22 15:21 data/
But that may not be the ideal set-up.
Last edited by skanky (2010-11-01 09:48:29)
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chmod -R a+x /home/
solved the problem for me.
This worked.... not sure if its the most ideal way, or if its safe, but it worked....
Thanks!!!!
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