Alternatively go into /etc/samba/overall_share and put a # in front of every line of this bit:
BEGIN ## sharename = Public
[Public]
path = /DataVolume/shares/Public
comment = Public Share
public = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
guest ok = yes
map read only = no
END
That will solve the problem for windows machines, but not for nfs access.
Mt /etc/trustees.conf looks like:
[/dev/sda4]/backup/TimeMachine:*:RWBEX:*:DU
[/dev/sda4]/backup/SmartWare:*:RWBEX:*:DU
[/dev/sda4]/shares/Public:*:RWBEX:*:DU
[/dev/sda4]/shares/Data:*:RWBEX:*:DU
I don’t know what to make of that, as I don’t reognise the syntax. Could you shed some light on this please U-PID?
