Can't access Dolphin samba share in Win10

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I use Kubuntu 17.10.I have a ntfs partition mounted at boot and with uid=1000 and gui=1000 like my user. In Dolphin I can share it with right click, properties, share, share with samba. Under Everyone I set --- and under my name I set Full Control. I can't check Allow Guests checkbox (?!).



In Win10 if I try to mount this drive, I enter IP address and I get username and password prompt. However, I get access denied all the time. Am I missing something?










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    Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
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  • Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
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I use Kubuntu 17.10.I have a ntfs partition mounted at boot and with uid=1000 and gui=1000 like my user. In Dolphin I can share it with right click, properties, share, share with samba. Under Everyone I set --- and under my name I set Full Control. I can't check Allow Guests checkbox (?!).



In Win10 if I try to mount this drive, I enter IP address and I get username and password prompt. However, I get access denied all the time. Am I missing something?










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  • 1




    Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
    – Morbius1
    Apr 10 at 10:50










  • Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
    – Hrvoje T
    Apr 10 at 11:34













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I use Kubuntu 17.10.I have a ntfs partition mounted at boot and with uid=1000 and gui=1000 like my user. In Dolphin I can share it with right click, properties, share, share with samba. Under Everyone I set --- and under my name I set Full Control. I can't check Allow Guests checkbox (?!).



In Win10 if I try to mount this drive, I enter IP address and I get username and password prompt. However, I get access denied all the time. Am I missing something?










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I use Kubuntu 17.10.I have a ntfs partition mounted at boot and with uid=1000 and gui=1000 like my user. In Dolphin I can share it with right click, properties, share, share with samba. Under Everyone I set --- and under my name I set Full Control. I can't check Allow Guests checkbox (?!).



In Win10 if I try to mount this drive, I enter IP address and I get username and password prompt. However, I get access denied all the time. Am I missing something?







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    Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
    – Morbius1
    Apr 10 at 10:50










  • Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
    – Hrvoje T
    Apr 10 at 11:34













  • 1




    Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
    – Morbius1
    Apr 10 at 10:50










  • Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
    – Hrvoje T
    Apr 10 at 11:34








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Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
– Morbius1
Apr 10 at 10:50




Did you add your user name to the samba password database? As in - without quotes: "sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name"
– Morbius1
Apr 10 at 10:50












Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
– Hrvoje T
Apr 10 at 11:34





Well, thank you, that was it! Although, this should be made obvious for user through GUI, when creating a share. Please write it as an answer so I can accept it.
– Hrvoje T
Apr 10 at 11:34











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        sudo smbpasswd -a your-user-name






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