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Sorry it was a Misspelling, I mean is "internal domain name/realm name".
I changed "smb.conf" like below :
[test]
path = /home/jason/test
valid users = jason
read only = No
And when I want to open "test" it ask me username and password and repeat it but when I use "SFTP" for open it , Its work correctly and "jason" user can read and write but other users with "SFTP" just can read "test".
What is the problem? I want my Windows users open on my directory and they can't use SFTP
Change valid users= jason to
valid users = domain\linux
Here domain should be leftmost portion of ur FQDN
for example: qa.example.local
here "qa" is my domain so i would use
Valid users = qa\username or qa\group name
to alloe to write to share add
write list = qa\username or qa\groupname
Thank you.
I did it and it worked very nice with SSH and not Explorer in Linux and Windows.
When In Linux I use SSH for connect it worked very nice and in windows via SSH too but When I browse it via Nautilus or Windows explorer It ask me username and password and repeat it.
What is your idea?
SSH and samba are completly different protocols
You have to review the settings of smb.conf file for share while specifying AD users to allow access,where i think u have problems.
If u are using domain users to login from windows box it should allow direct access to the share.
pls post ur log files.
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