Adding password based authentication to windows file shares / samba sharing on linux is never as simple as I'd expect. With the spread of cryptolocker (ransomware which can encrypt your network shares!) I have been working to enhance the security and resilience of my windows samba network shares. Here are some simple pointers from my experience of setting up authentication on a Ubuntu machine running samba (tested on samba versions 3.4.7 and 3.6.3) :
A collection of thoughts, ramblings and experience of making technology work for me. It may include some further diversions.
Check integrity of file / folder transfer - recursive md5sum checksums
How to check that directories of copied files retain their integrity on linux. I use this command to check my photographs from my digital SLR SD / CF cards retain their integrity when copied to my PC. Read on...
SSH from Linux CLI
The following is a basic command for verbose ssh with a private key to a ssh server running on a custom post:
ssh -v user@domain -p $port -i "/private/key/file/path"
ssh -v user@domain -p $port -i "/private/key/file/path"
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