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This section describes the various file managers that are available for managing the files on your PC-BSD system. It then shows how you can configure your PC-BSD system to share files with other systems in your network using Samba.
This section describes the various file managers that are available for managing the files on your PC-BSD system. It then shows how you can configure your PC-BSD system to share files with other systems in your network using Samba.
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File Managers and File Structure
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Gestionnaire de fichiers et structure des fichiers
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Depending upon which window managers you have installed, different graphical file manager utilities may already be installed for you. You do not need to be logged into a specific window manager to use an installed file manager. For example, if KDE is installed, you can run its file manager from any window manager by typing '''dolphin'''. KDE, GNOME, LXDE, and XFCE install their own file managers while most of the unsupported desktops assume that you will install your favorite file manager. Table 9.3a summarizes the available file managers and indicates which desktop they are installed with. Some file managers can be installed independent of a desktop using [[AppCafe®]] to install the PBI. Once a file manager is installed, type its name if you wish to run it from another desktop.
Depending upon which window managers you have installed, different graphical file manager utilities may already be installed for you. You do not need to be logged into a specific window manager to use an installed file manager. For example, if KDE is installed, you can run its file manager from any window manager by typing '''dolphin'''. KDE, GNOME, LXDE, and XFCE install their own file managers while most of the unsupported desktops assume that you will install your favorite file manager. Table 9.3a summarizes the available file managers and indicates which desktop they are installed with. Some file managers can be installed independent of a desktop using [[AppCafe®]] to install the PBI. Once a file manager is installed, type its name if you wish to run it from another desktop.
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This section will demonstrate how to access shares using the Samba client as well as how to configure your PC-BSD system as a Samba server.
This section will demonstrate how to access shares using the Samba client as well as how to configure your PC-BSD system as a Samba server.
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Using the
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Utilisation du client
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Since the Samba client libraries are pre-installed for you, you simply have to decide which utility you prefer to access existing Windows shares on your network. If a desktop is installed, you do not have to be logged into that desktop in order to use that utility.
Since the Samba client libraries are pre-installed for you, you simply have to decide which utility you prefer to access existing Windows shares on your network. If a desktop is installed, you do not have to be logged into that desktop in order to use that utility.
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Configuring the
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Configuration du serveur
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If you would like to share folders or a printer attached to your PC-BSD system with other users in your network, configure the built-in Samba server.
If you would like to share folders or a printer attached to your PC-BSD system with other users in your network, configure the built-in Samba server.
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In order to create shares, Samba's configuration file, {{citelink|url=http://samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html|txt=smb.conf}}, needs to be modified. You can either edit this file manually or use a GUI utility such as {{citelink|url=http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/SWAT.html|txt=SWAT}}. This section will demonstrate both methods.
In order to create shares, Samba's configuration file, {{citelink|url=http://samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html|txt=smb.conf}}, needs to be modified. You can either edit this file manually or use a GUI utility such as {{citelink|url=http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/SWAT.html|txt=SWAT}}. This section will demonstrate both methods.
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Edit
smb.conf
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Éditer
smb.conf
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To modify the file manually
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become the superuser and copy the sample file to the
configuration
directory
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Pour modifier le fichier manuellement
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devenir superutilisateur et copier le fichier exemple dans le répertoire de
configuration:
{{txtbox|box='''cp /usr/local/share/examples/samba36/smb.conf.sample /usr/local/etc/smb.conf'''}}
{{txtbox|box='''cp /usr/local/share/examples/samba36/smb.conf.sample /usr/local/etc/smb.conf'''}}
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writable = no}}
writable = no}}
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To test your changes
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restart the Samba
service:
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Pour tester vos modifications
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redémarrer le
service
samba
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{{txtbox|pre|box='''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba restart'''}}
{{txtbox|pre|box='''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/samba restart'''}}
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and try browsing to the share from another system. Note that you may have to first map a drive to the share in order for it to appear in Windows Explorer or within the file manager utility of another PC-BSD or Linux system.
and try browsing to the share from another system. Note that you may have to first map a drive to the share in order for it to appear in Windows Explorer or within the file manager utility of another PC-BSD or Linux system.
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Create Shares Using
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Créer un partage en utilisant
SWAT ====
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SWAT
provides a graphical front-end to
''smb.conf''
through a
web
browser
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SWAT
Procures une gestion graphique du
''smb.conf''
à travers un navigateur
web.
To enable SWAT, remove the # at the beginning of this line in ''/etc/inetd<nowiki>.</nowiki>conf'':
To enable SWAT, remove the # at the beginning of this line in ''/etc/inetd<nowiki>.</nowiki>conf'':
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{{txtbox|box={{pound}}swat stream tcp nowait/400 root /usr/local/sbin/swat swat}}
{{txtbox|box={{pound}}swat stream tcp nowait/400 root /usr/local/sbin/swat swat}}
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Add the following line to
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Ajouter la ligne suivante au
''/etc/rc.conf'':
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{{txtbox|box=inetd_enable=”YES”}}
{{txtbox|box=inetd_enable=”YES”}}
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And start
'''inetd''':
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et lancer
'''inetd''':
{{txtbox|box='''/etc/rc.d/inetd start'''}}
{{txtbox|box='''/etc/rc.d/inetd start'''}}
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