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- | ====== Allowing simple access from MS windows computers ====== | + | |
+ | ===== Allowing simple access from MS windows computers ===== | ||
We have user 'kolo' on linux machine 'someserver' and we want access it's home directory contents from windwows machines. | We have user 'kolo' on linux machine 'someserver' and we want access it's home directory contents from windwows machines. | ||
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- | ===== Add samba user (used to microsoft network logins) ===== | + | ==== Add samba user (used to microsoft network logins) ==== |
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You should now see server in network neighbourhood and be able to login to it or map drives on its shares. | You should now see server in network neighbourhood and be able to login to it or map drives on its shares. | ||
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+ | ===== Allowing following symlinks outside of share directory ===== | ||
+ | In global section one need to disbale linux client extensions (allowing to create symlinks) | ||
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+ | <file># Turns off possiblity to clients to craete symlinks | ||
+ | unix extensions=no | ||
+ | </file> | ||
+ | And per share add: | ||
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+ | <file> follow symlinks = yes | ||
+ | wide links = yes | ||
+ | </file> | ||