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Distribution: Windows 10 prior Red Hat User
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File Sharing Between Home Directories
Hello,
I have a directory in my home called Software that I would like to make publicly accessible. I'm running a SMB server and I would like to make the folder accessible to all. I think I have an idea but I'd like some input here. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you.
what kind of information are you after? everything you should need to accomplish this should be ni the man page for samba. is there somethign specifically causing you trouble?
No offense intended here, but do you have Samba already installed and working for other shares? We could help more if we had an idea of how much information to provide.
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