idont see cifs/samba for my share folder.
how i can for share my folder with other system (windows)
idont see cifs/samba for my share folder.
how i can for share my folder with other system (windows)
Make sure that you specify the correct settings in your /etc/samba/smb.conf file and start the samba server service. An example smb configuration file can be found in the same folder where you should create your own smb.conf file.
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hey isnot find on directory. how
There should not be any smb.conf file by default, you need to create one to fit your own needs. Use the previously mentioned example smb configuration file in the /etc/samba/ directory as a starting point.
And please there is no need for the negative/hostile attitude, especially as it is clear that you have not put any effort at all into solving the problem yourself.
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if you're accessing your windows shares in any linux os, from my experience just take the IP addy of the win box and the share name.
enter a location of smb://windowsIPhere/sharenamehere
example: smb://127.0.0.1/shared
i would imagine you can do the same in win without the smb address prefix.