KSMBD and OpenWRT: Difference between revisions
Created page with "Need Windows File Sharing on a low powered router? Samba not cutting it? Wanna really work for it? Try KSMBD! === NOT a CHANCE in HE "double hockey sticks"! === It is hopelessly broken in OpenWRT in several ways; * Share the / (root) directory? Nope, busted. Supposedly fixed that issue in version 3.4.x (or close), but not for OpenWRT's 3.5.3 (as of 12.2024), still busted * Windows 11? Ha! Oh, wait, if one enables Guest Access, then it work (sure, right) * service..." |
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Need Windows File Sharing on a low powered router? Samba not cutting it? Wanna really work for it? Try KSMBD! | Need Windows File Sharing on a low powered router? Samba not cutting it? Wanna really work for it? Try KSMBD! | ||
=== NOT a CHANCE in HE "double hockey sticks"! === | ===NOT a CHANCE in HE "double hockey sticks"!=== | ||
It is hopelessly broken in OpenWRT in several ways; | It is hopelessly broken in OpenWRT in several ways; | ||
* Share the / (root) directory? Nope, busted. Supposedly fixed that issue in version 3.4.x (or close), but not for OpenWRT's 3.5.3 (as of 12.2024), still busted | *Share the / (root) directory? Nope, busted. Supposedly fixed that issue in version 3.4.x (or close), but not for OpenWRT's 3.5.3 (as of 12.2024), still busted | ||
* Windows 11? Ha! Oh, wait, if one enables Guest Access, then it work (sure, right) | *Windows 11? Ha! Oh, wait, if one enables Guest Access, then it work (sure, right) | ||
* service ksmbd restart might break it and require a restart, so use stop and start (not fully tested, shouldn't need this level of examination, but sadly it does) | *service ksmbd restart might break it and require a restart, so use stop and start (not fully tested, shouldn't need this level of examination, but sadly it does) | ||
Would recommend Samba 3, but that's gone, so dog slow Samba 4. | Would recommend Samba 3, but that's gone, so dog slow Samba 4. | ||
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Oh, and there's some weird thing that if there isn't a system user name that's the same as the SMB User Name (added with smbpasswd), then KSMBD defaults to 'only guest mode works'. (Funky, huh?)<br /> | |||