Business web hosting - 684 Part V . Running Servers 3. Add
684 Part V . Running Servers 3. Add any of these options: Comment A few words to describe the shared directory (optional). Path The path name of the directory you are sharing. Guest account If Guest OK is selected, the username that is defined here is assigned to users accessing the file system. No password will be required to access the share. The nobody user account (used only by users who access your computer remotely) is the default name used. (The FTP user is also a recommended value.) Read only If Yes, files can only be read from this file system, but no remote user can save or modify files on the file system. Select No if you want users to be allowed to save files to this directory over the network. Guest ok Select Yes to enable anyone access to this directory without requiring a password. Hosts allow Add the names of the computers that will be allowed to access this file system. Separate host names by commas, spaces, or tabs. Here are some valid ways of entering host names: localhost Allows access to the local host. 192.168.12.125 IP address. Enter an individual IP address. 192.168.12 Enter a network address to include all hosts on a network. (Be sure to put a dot at the end of the network number or it won t work!) pcren, pcstimpy Enables access to individual hosts by name. EXCEPT host If you are allowing access to a group of hosts (such as by entering a network address), use EXCEPT to specifically deny access from one host from that group. Hosts deny Denies access to specific computers by placing their names here. By default, no particular computers are excluded. Enter host names in the same forms you used for Hosts Allow. Browseable Indicates whether you can view this directory on the list of shared directories. This is on (Yes) by default. Available Enables you to leave this entry intact but turns off the service. This is useful if you want to close access to a directory temporarily. This is on (Yes) by default. Select No to turn it off. 4. Select Commit Changes. At this point, the shared file systems should be available to the Samba client computers (Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, OS/2, Linux, and so on) that have access to your Linux Samba server. Before you try that, however, you can check your Samba configuration.
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