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Hello , i upload image hosting in imgur , and sorry is i can't speak more english , i speak chinese , so i hope you can know talked about what
Last edited by joeho (2015-10-31 09:48:02)
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you need to use a protocol:
eg connect to ftp:
ftp://ftp.mygreatftpsite.com/pool
eg connect to ssh:
ssh://
samba
smb://
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protocol is software ?
where can find this software ? ( debian )
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Im not sure what you wanna do
it usually works that way:
you have a server(another pc) running samba, now you could connect to that server with a samba client(thunar+(gvfs+libsmbclient)) by putting its samba adress into thunars addressbar eg: smb://198.162.2.1
see also all supportes protocols by gvfs: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/gvfs/backends
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Sixsixfive , Thank your reply
and how to share my linux file to windows ?
i saw some think can install thunar-shares-plugin and system-config-samba , but i can't find form debian
Last edited by joeho (2015-11-01 09:30:34)
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thunar-shares-plugin no longer exists and apparently recreating it is more complicated than a Mars landing.
system-config-samba is an Ubuntu package.
Open a terminal and see if this command works in Debian:
shares-admin
EDIT: you could set up a series of thunar customs actions to create usershares which was what thunar-shares-plugin did but I would try shares-admin first.
Last edited by Morbius1 (2015-11-01 12:18:24)
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Hello Morbius1 ,
This command shares-admin debian is not found and debian package web site haven't
Thank every one
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shares-admin comes from a package: gnome-system-tools.
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shares-admin is not a service. All it does is edit /etc/samba/smb.conf.
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Thank Morbius1 , sixsixfive !
i go home try it successfully , but have last two problem .
1. why my browse network not icons ( Only White Color ) ?
2. why my share file is not password to connect
i very like to use xfce , too small size and can run gnome software , very good choose !
Last edited by joeho (2015-11-03 01:02:10)
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1. why my browse network not icons ( Only White Color ) ?
I do not know.
2. why my share file is not password to connect
shares-admin only creates guest accessible shares that do not require passwords. You will need to edit the share definition yourself.
For example, at the bottom of /etc/samba/smb.conf you should have a share definition that looks something like this:
[Mp3]
path = /path/to/Mp3
available = yes
browsable = yes
public = yes
writable = yes
Change "public=yes" to "public=no'
Save smb.conf
Restart the smbd service.
In Ubuntu it would be something like:
sudo service smbd restart
I have no idea what it's called in Debian.
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