Talk:R-Pi NAS - Revision history

Raises at 21:23, 16 August 2012

2012-08-16T21:23:27Z

2012-08-16T21:22:50Z

‎Interesting Outcome Connecting to RPi Network Drive on Win7

2012-08-16T21:21:34Z

‎Interesting Outcome Connecting to RPi Network Drive on Win7

2012-08-16T14:36:14Z

2012-08-06T08:19:32Z

2012-08-06T08:16:21Z

‎Issue at Configure private storage areas on the RPi

2012-08-06T08:16:02Z

2012-07-07T19:20:02Z

2012-07-07T19:19:45Z

2012-03-11T14:28:04Z

‎Enable security on the Samba server on the RPi: change

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−	=Interesting Outcome Connecting to RPi Network Drive on Win7 =	+	===Interesting Outcome Connecting to RPi Network Drive on Win7 ===

	Hello - I just followed this guide & successfully figured out how everything works and got the NAS up & running - awesome/super-easy!!		Hello - I just followed this guide & successfully figured out how everything works and got the NAS up & running - awesome/super-easy!!

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 Is there any way to rectify this identification error in Windows? Or did I do something wrong? I can post the conf files & anything I edited in Raspbian if that's helpful.
-*'''Edit''': It appears that the Drive is storing files properly (i.e. it actually is functioning as 2tb) - but Windows still reporting that the drive's total size is 8gb. I'm sure I'm just not understanding something basic but at least everything is working as it should.
+*'''Edit''': It appears that the Drive is storing files properly (i.e. it actually is functioning as 2tb) - but Windows still reporting that the drive's total size is 8gb. I'm sure I'm just not understanding something basic but at least everything is working as it should. I will delete this section if I figure out this is an id10t error.
 =How to easily move the home directory to a large external disk?=

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	Is there any way to rectify this identification error in Windows? Or did I do something wrong? I can post the conf files & anything I edited in Raspbian if that's helpful.		Is there any way to rectify this identification error in Windows? Or did I do something wrong? I can post the conf files & anything I edited in Raspbian if that's helpful.
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		+	*'''Edit''': It appears that the Drive is storing files properly (i.e. it actually is functioning as 2tb) - but Windows still reporting that the drive's total size is 8gb. I'm sure I'm just not understanding something basic but at least everything is working as it should.

	=How to easily move the home directory to a large external disk?=		=How to easily move the home directory to a large external disk?=

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		+	=Interesting Outcome Connecting to RPi Network Drive on Win7 =
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		+	Hello - I just followed this guide & successfully figured out how everything works and got the NAS up & running - awesome/super-easy!!
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		+	However, when I map the public network drive on my Win7 machine, it sees the available space as the SD card, not the 2TB USB drive... I'm not sure why this is. I'm going to attempt to copy over a file >8gb (the size of the SD) to see what happens but I might break something.
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		+	Is there any way to rectify this identification error in Windows? Or did I do something wrong? I can post the conf files & anything I edited in Raspbian if that's helpful.
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	=How to easily move the home directory to a large external disk?=		=How to easily move the home directory to a large external disk?=

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	The command smbpasswd is not supported by default samba installation. http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/pdbedit8.html can be used instead. This may confuse users who are new to linux.		The command smbpasswd is not supported by default samba installation. http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/pdbedit8.html can be used instead. This may confuse users who are new to linux.
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		+	edit: just saw that this is mentioned a few lines ahead...

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 == Issue at Configure private storage areas on the RPi ==
 heisenberg 6 August 2012
 The command smbpasswd is not supported by default samba installation. http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/pdbedit8.html can be used instead. This may confuse users who are new to linux.

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	I've added a guide on accessing samba shares under Linux, any feedback positive or negative would be very much appreciated :)		I've added a guide on accessing samba shares under Linux, any feedback positive or negative would be very much appreciated :)
	--Joshun		--Joshun
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		+	== Issue at Configure private storage areas on the RPi ==
		+	heisenberg 6 August 2012
		+	The command smbpasswd is not supported by default samba installation. http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/pdbedit8.html can be used instead. This may confuse users who are new to linux.

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	I've added a guide on accessing samba shares under Linux, any feedback positive or negative would be very much appreciated :)		I've added a guide on accessing samba shares under Linux, any feedback positive or negative would be very much appreciated :)
		+	--Joshun

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	Could someone who is knowledgeable about samba server setup add a line or two at the end of this section clarifying whether the new user's user password and samba passwords should\|could\|must be the same.		Could someone who is knowledgeable about samba server setup add a line or two at the end of this section clarifying whether the new user's user password and samba passwords should\|could\|must be the same.
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		+	== Linux Guided Added ==
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		+	I've added a guide on accessing samba shares under Linux, any feedback positive or negative would be very much appreciated :)

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	== Enable security on the Samba server on the RPi ==		== Enable security on the Samba server on the RPi ==

−	Could someone who is knowledgeable about samba ~~client~~ setup add a line or two at the end of this section clarifying whether the new user's user password and samba passwords should\|could\|must be the same.	+	Could someone who is knowledgeable about samba server setup add a line or two at the end of this section clarifying whether the new user's user password and samba passwords should\|could\|must be the same.