It is all very well saying that, but you are not telling someone (who appears to be new to this) how to check the smb.conf file.This sentence makes me think there is a possibility that your shared folder is read-only. That's why you have to check the config file in /etc/samba/smb.confWheras I can just freely open, edit and save from Mint pc, without doing anything, I can open but not not edit and save back without doing something.
If you actually used testparm on that, you would find that it is effectively:
At the end you will find the configuration for your shared folder:Code:
[Anonymous]path = /srv/sambabrowseable = yeswritable = yesread only = noguest ok = yes
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[Anonymous]path = /srv/sambaread only = noguest ok = yesYou do not need to restart smbd when you change the config, running:Of course your shared name and path will be different. If you have to make any change, don't forget to restart the samba server with sudo systemctl restart smbd.
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sudo smbcontrol smbd reload-configStatistics: Posted by hortimech — Mon Mar 04, 2024 2:12 pm