Hello, I thought it might be helpful to someone to document how I was able to get this repository to work for me. I have a Yunohost server in home that I access via SSH.
Nothing was appearing to work until I did a couple things.
Added user to Samba via smbpasswd -a
sudo smbpasswd -a myusername
Edited smb.conf to edit default share
Note: Ignore the warning at the top of this file; The owner of this repository has added this by mistake because editing the "subparts" actually does nothing here. Samba uses "smb.conf" and would include subparts if they were listed in "includes.conf" but there is no such file here.
Edited "[share]" (or create a new unit) to reflect the following:
[share]
comment = share
read only = no
path = /path/to/ntfs
guest ok = yes
browseable = yes
public = yes
force user = myusername
Thus, removing the directory permissions which will interfere with NTFS file permissions.
Restarted Samba
sudo service smbd restart
Navigated to share in Windows: Press Win+R and type in "\\192.168.1.20\" (or whatever the IP address of your Samba share is) and press Enter. My NTFS share is now visible and usable.
This worked for me, I hope it will work for you as well.
Hello, I thought it might be helpful to someone to document how I was able to get this repository to work for me. I have a Yunohost server in home that I access via SSH.
Nothing was appearing to work until I did a couple things.
sudo smbpasswd -a myusernameNote: Ignore the warning at the top of this file; The owner of this repository has added this by mistake because editing the "subparts" actually does nothing here. Samba uses "smb.conf" and would include subparts if they were listed in "includes.conf" but there is no such file here.
Edited "[share]" (or create a new unit) to reflect the following:
Thus, removing the directory permissions which will interfere with NTFS file permissions.
sudo service smbd restartThis worked for me, I hope it will work for you as well.