On 11/29/2017 07:39 AM, Dario Lesca wrote:
Il giorno mer, 29/11/2017 alle 06.49 -0500, Temlakos ha scritto:
[gamestergamester]
         comment = Gamester account
         path = /home/gamester
         read only = No
         valid users = gamester


$smbclient -L temlakos -U Temlakos
If you do this command:

$ smbclient //temlakos/gamester -U Temlakos

you should connect to your folder

and if you do "ls" see the contents of the folder.

and if you do "mkdir test" create a new folder  

Is this OK?

Negative. Here is the output:

smbclient //temlakos/gamester -U Temlakos

tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED


From Windows You can connect to Fedora type "\\temlakos" into file
manager

Is this OK?

Now that works. I can't understand why the file manager won't list it normally as a browseable system. But when I specify it, I can get it.

Now: once I have it, I can only connect to one particular account. Happily, the account I'm connecting to, is the account having the largest amount of data. This is crucial, because I face an imminent HDD failure. (The outputs of satactl and fsck include some dire warnings, and attempt to clone the HDD using Acronis True Image /failed/, and the bearings have been balefully noisy of late.) So I need to back up my data *now* while preparing to:

1. Install two SSD, one 120 GB and one 1 TB.

2. Install F27 "clean" on those two drives, with the 120 GB SSD mounting as "/" (root) and the 1 TB SSD mouting as /home.

More on that in another thread. But the bottom line is: I need to re-establish some kind of network connectivity so I can rescue my data.


Is SElinux disabled or enable?

Enabled.

 if enabled, is configured like
/etc/samba/smb.conf.example show?

I wouldn't know how to test that.


Let us know