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File sharing Slackware with Linux Mint

For linux families , actualy we can share files on the network with facilities NFS (Network File sharing), here i will try to provide another alternative to using samba facilities. Following configuration:
For slackware
To edit the configuration file in slackware / etc / samba / smb.conf
add the following line:

[myshare]
comment = File techno
path = /home/my_data –> this location shared folder
valid users = guest
read only = no
create mask = 0777

then save
next run Samba services (run as root)
following command:

t3chn0#bash /etc/rc.d/rc.samba start

Done for configuration in Slackware

For Linux Mint
before the activation of the samba service, should add to the [global]
section in the file /etc/samba/smb.conf. Edit with your favorite editor
you add the following line

[global]
### Browsing?Identification ###
#Change this to the Wokrgroup/NT-domain name your samba server
workgoup = WORKGROUP

#new line added
usershare owner only = false

then save, additional listings in the works for files with
root access can be shared (usually a file on the drive partition windows)
if not added listings will display like this

then browse the files you want shared with the default file manager (nautilus), right click on the file select [share options]. Share a check list on this file and click create share. The next step to add samba user, use the user you are use now, for example guest, so run the command

sudo smbpasswd -a guest

enter password

To access the files from Slackware, run konqueror
type in the address bar

smb://Network

shared file access (will be asked username and password) enter the user password has been registered on smbpassword previous.

To access the files from the linux Mint, run the file manager (nautilus) click on the network menu well you’ve managed to put share files between Slackware with the Linux Mint

regard to : this paper the results of cases in vain friend who had not previously put on the file share linux

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