#Netatalk share home folder full

Once you get to the Sixth step below, you’ll need to create that sparce bundle and copy it to your share. The instructions below don’t cover the creation of your sparce file for the AFP share, which Time Machine uses. If you want to share more folders later, you can create different user groups, and assign the folders to the corresponding user groups, and then add users who need to be able to access the shared folders to these user groups. None of that has anything to do with getting an AFP share running, so, moving on.

#The special permission bit '2' is used here, so that the file or directory created under picture in the future will belong to g-picture. 2.1 NFS configuration 2.2 Netatalk configuration 2.3 Samba configuration. Step 3: Check Share this folder box and click Permissions. Step 2: Open Sharing tab and click Advanced Sharing. Step 1: Create a home folder in one of your NTFS drive and right click it.

Setting up Permissions for the Windows Home Folder. This section enable sharing of the UNIX server user home directories.

# Assign the picture directory to the corresponding user and user group (the user group must be set to the one just created) Domain Admins - Full Control in This folder, subfolders and files. The afp.conf file is the configuration file for the Netatalk AFP file server. #Add a user group, specifically used to access the picture directory (the directory will be created later)

#Netatalk share home folder full