apt-get install samba samba-common smbclient
During installation it will ask you if you want to create password database. Say yes
Also use the secure connection option
For some reason samba have all directories read only. I guess it is a good practice
smb.conf change writeable to yes
You need to setup account for each individual in your linux box
smbpasswd tmtong
Somehow windows screw things up
Uninstall file sharing in network of control panel
Restart
Go to your ssh clients in windows, have port forward Outgoing and port 139
ssh to the server from your window machine
Put this in the window browser to see if it works
\\localhost\tmtong
During installation it will ask you if you want to create password database. Say yes
Also use the secure connection option
For some reason samba have all directories read only. I guess it is a good practice
smb.conf change writeable to yes
You need to setup account for each individual in your linux box
smbpasswd tmtong
Somehow windows screw things up
Uninstall file sharing in network of control panel
Restart
Go to your ssh clients in windows, have port forward Outgoing and port 139
ssh to the server from your window machine
Put this in the window browser to see if it works
\\localhost\tmtong
