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    Samba under 8.10

    Even tho I was not big on 8.10 under the beta's I am going forward with it now!
    I have a test box running it now and did not see samba installed and I installed samba from the repo but it is not working could some give me a hand a tell me just what I should be installing for 8.10?

    Noel Vh
    ++Noel Vh++<br />Desktop support Lv II, III<br />Large Pharma company<br />New Jersey USA

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    Re: Samba under 8.10

    In my installation if I go to System Settings and the Advanced tab there's a whole Samba section. Does that exist for you?

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      #3
      Re: Samba under 8.10

      Nope!!!! I have both one of the daily builds and the release I downloaded to day and both do not have a samba in the system settings advance.

      O the DR I downloaded samba fro the repos but it did not work.

      Noel Vh
      ++Noel Vh++<br />Desktop support Lv II, III<br />Large Pharma company<br />New Jersey USA

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        #4
        Re: Samba under 8.10

        I have the same problem, I come from opensuse, and installed interpid during the weekend. I installed samba, yesterday I got it working, but today with the same smb.conf it is not ok. I also miss the "samba" folder in the "System settings".

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          #5
          Re: Samba under 8.10

          OK, I finally solved the problem, which was that I wanted to share a folder on a fat32 partition, which was not owned by me. If the permissions are ok, installing the samba by
          Code:
          sudo apt-get install samba
          and then adding
          Code:
          [pubshare]
              comment  = pubshare
              path    = /windows/D/pubshare
              available = yes
              browsable = yes
              public = yes
              writable = yes
          to the file
          Code:
          /etc/samba/smb.conf
          , and then running
          Code:
          sudo /etc/init.d/samba reload
          should let access to the
          Code:
          pubshare
          folder.

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            #6
            Re: Samba under 8.10

            Your system settings->advanced should show a samba (config) icon.

            You can also install:
            kdenetwork-filesharing
            from the repos
            HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
            4 GB Ram
            Kubuntu 18.10

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