So I have samba setup and running on my Ubuntu box. I've successfully logged in on my WinXP machine, and was able to browse my home directories but an unable to create files, folders, etc. No write access.
In my samba config, I have set the this line read only = no
, thus granting access to write to my home directories. Restarted samba in terminal using sudo restart smbd
and no such luck.
Is there somewhere else I need to enable write access? I also added create mask = 0775
and directory mask = 0775
but I'm not too sure what that is doing.
Any suggestions?
EDIT
I created a test share and was able to write to the share. My test share is /home/username/Pictures
But when trying to write from the home directories, access denied.
Well it seems like the
create mask = 0775
anddirectory mask = 0775
was causing the problem. I'm not familiar with the permissions and exactly what they do but I ended up fixing it by commenting out those lines.