Now you can create files/folders and share with other users on the same group. That’s it! In this tutorial, we reviewed how to enable write access to all users on a particular directory. To understand more about users/groups in Linux, readHow to Manage Users/Groups File Permissions and ...
Let's say the folder you want to share is the Public folder in your home directory (so /home/USER/Public -- where USER is your username). Back at the terminal window, we're going to open the Samba configuration file, using the nano text editor, with the command: sudo nano /etc/sam...
Note: ServerA(Provide shared space):192.168.1.81.ServerB(Mount the shared space):192.168.1.82. This article has a local asterCC server to mount another asterCC server recording folder as an example. 1、Ensure that the samba service is installed on Server A: yum install samba Tips: If you h...
In this article, we will tell you how to share a folder with NFS in Ubuntu. NFS requires a server-client configuration. First, let's show the steps to be done for the server. Next, we will describe how to define an nfs share in the client. NFS Server Configuration Step-1: Update t...
Let’s say you have several folders named in series Document1, Document2, and you want to rename them to Work1, Work2. You can use the rename command for this activity: $ rename -v 's/Document/Work/' * This command will replace Document with Work in the folder names within the curr...
How to tar a Folder in Linux? The creation of a tar folder depends on its basic syntax which is defined below: $ tar cf [File_name.tar] [Directory/Folder to Archive] The syntax contains the following parameters: tar: Represents the “tar” command line utility. c: Creates the required...
Install cifs-utils for mounting the shared folder in Linux – Share File between Kali Linux and Windows 10 6. Access Windows shared folder from Linux. Finally, access the shared folder of Windows 10 from Kali Linux. Try to mount the shared folder with “mount.cifs“command. This will mount...
From the beginning, Linux has made it possible for admins and users to get fairly granular with file and folder permissions. From the user perspective, it’s simple: If you created a file, you own it and have permission to read or write to the file. But that doesn’t always apply to...
If you need to share a folder on your network that allows unregistered guests to access, Samba has you covered. Find out how easy it is to set this up.
SHARE directory, and you want the permissions to apply from the parent object (the containing folder) to the child objects (the sub-folders and files), you must use the -R (recursive) switch so the same permissions are applied all the way to the deepest folder, contained within the ...