Access denied homes samba
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I need to configure Samba on my Linux, Ubuntu machine where we can login as a users and see our home directories.
To achieve that I've added (uncommented and added) some lines in smb.conf file:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
read only = no
create mode = 0750
Ofc, I've restarted whole smbd service with sudo service smdb restart
Then I mount my samba directory as with command:
sudo mount -t cifs //localhost/userName /mnt/public -o user=userName
And then I write my user paswword (for sure correct one, checked milion times) and got "Permission denied" error.
Directories /mnt/public and /home/userName have chmod 777 directories permisions.
Here is the whole samba config file:
https://www.pastiebin.com/5c03d18d1bd0d
Additionally, I tried to find some logs about it, but somehow, this login operation is not logged to /var/log/samba/ any file.
I have also configured samba public dir, and I can connect to that directory with user credentials and everything is working correctly, but no this, user-specific, home directories :/
How can I remove that error message and finally log in?
linux ubuntu samba
asked Dec 2 at 18:39
Patryk Janik
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I need to configure Samba on my Linux, Ubuntu machine where we can login as a users and see our home directories.
To achieve that I've added (uncommented and added) some lines in smb.conf file:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
read only = no
create mode = 0750
Ofc, I've restarted whole smbd service with sudo service smdb restart
Then I mount my samba directory as with command:
sudo mount -t cifs //localhost/userName /mnt/public -o user=userName
And then I write my user paswword (for sure correct one, checked milion times) and got "Permission denied" error.
Directories /mnt/public and /home/userName have chmod 777 directories permisions.
Here is the whole samba config file:
https://www.pastiebin.com/5c03d18d1bd0d
Additionally, I tried to find some logs about it, but somehow, this login operation is not logged to /var/log/samba/ any file.
I have also configured samba public dir, and I can connect to that directory with user credentials and everything is working correctly, but no this, user-specific, home directories :/
How can I remove that error message and finally log in?
linux ubuntu samba
asked Dec 2 at 18:39
Patryk Janik
11
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I need to configure Samba on my Linux, Ubuntu machine where we can login as a users and see our home directories.
To achieve that I've added (uncommented and added) some lines in smb.conf file:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
read only = no
create mode = 0750
Ofc, I've restarted whole smbd service with sudo service smdb restart
Then I mount my samba directory as with command:
sudo mount -t cifs //localhost/userName /mnt/public -o user=userName
And then I write my user paswword (for sure correct one, checked milion times) and got "Permission denied" error.
Directories /mnt/public and /home/userName have chmod 777 directories permisions.
Here is the whole samba config file:
https://www.pastiebin.com/5c03d18d1bd0d
Additionally, I tried to find some logs about it, but somehow, this login operation is not logged to /var/log/samba/ any file.
I have also configured samba public dir, and I can connect to that directory with user credentials and everything is working correctly, but no this, user-specific, home directories :/
How can I remove that error message and finally log in?
linux ubuntu samba
asked Dec 2 at 18:39
Patryk Janik
11
I need to configure Samba on my Linux, Ubuntu machine where we can login as a users and see our home directories.
To achieve that I've added (uncommented and added) some lines in smb.conf file:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
read only = no
create mode = 0750
Ofc, I've restarted whole smbd service with sudo service smdb restart
Then I mount my samba directory as with command:
sudo mount -t cifs //localhost/userName /mnt/public -o user=userName
And then I write my user paswword (for sure correct one, checked milion times) and got "Permission denied" error.
Directories /mnt/public and /home/userName have chmod 777 directories permisions.
Here is the whole samba config file:
https://www.pastiebin.com/5c03d18d1bd0d
Additionally, I tried to find some logs about it, but somehow, this login operation is not logged to /var/log/samba/ any file.
I have also configured samba public dir, and I can connect to that directory with user credentials and everything is working correctly, but no this, user-specific, home directories :/
How can I remove that error message and finally log in?
linux ubuntu samba
linux ubuntu samba
asked Dec 2 at 18:39
Patryk Janik
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asked Dec 2 at 18:39
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asked Dec 2 at 18:39
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