RUT955 properties:
Firmware version |
RUT9xx_R_00.06.06.1 |
Build Date |
2020-03-13 09:37:25 |
Kernel version |
3.18.44 |
Bootloader version |
3.2.4 |
After installing "USB Tools" via Package Manager I tried to configure SAMBA Shares.
I invoked "Services>USB Tools", tab "Mounted file systems".
Under labels "Filesystem" I found "/dev/sda1", under "Mount Point" "/mnt/sda1", under "Available" "26.77 GB / 28.20 GB", under "Used" "0% (20.00KB)"; so my SanDisk 32GB ext2 USB stick is correctly mounted.
I selected tab "Samba user". I configured a user under label "Username" and gave it a password under label "Password", then pressed button "Add". The new user appeared under label "Username".
I selected tab "Samba". I enabled Samba via checkbox "Enable", entered a "Hostname"="RUT955_Share", a "Description" and a "Workgroup".
Then I pressed button "Add" and added a share with "Name"="Books", "Path"="/mnt/sda1", "no guest", "Allowed users"="user from above", "no read only"; I pressed button "Add" a second time and added a share with "Name"="Music", "Path"="/mnt/sda1", "guest".
I pressed button "Save".
In WINDOWS explorer I can see the network resource "RUT955_Share". When trying to open it I had to enter my credentials (Username and Password of RUT955 WebUI). Then I could see my two folders, "Books" and "Music". When trying to open "Books" I had to enter user's credentials; I selected those from the user under tab "Samba user". A WINDOWS dialog opened with: "No access to \\RUT955_SHARE\Books ..." and so on. Opening "Music" works.
I connected my mobile phone to RUT955 WiFi at LAN, opened an app "AndSMB" and could see the "RUT955_Share", beneath two folders "Books" and "Music". Trying to open "Books" failed also in this application, while opening "Music" worked.
I do not understand this behaviour. Maybe that something's wrong with my configuration, but I do not think so, because it's really straight forward. Are there any restrictions to selecting "Password" or "Username" I do not know?
Any help is totally welcome.
Thanks in advance!