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    Default Centos 5 / Samba file sharing

    I will admit I am a complete linux numpty but have downloaded a copy of a Moodle vmware appliance from moodle.org and it comes all preconfigured on Centos 5 OS.

    Got the server up and running and moodle is working fine but I need to give our web designer access into the Moodle directory on the linux server from her windows xp workstation. I have been trying and failing to share it with Samba - one of the main problems being that I cannot add a samba user... fill in all the details and click ok and the user list remains blank..

    I have joined the server to the domain and can query the list of users on our domain with the command wbinfo -u

    To join it to the domain I used this excellent step by step guide for novices like myself

    Active Directory Integration with Samba for RHEL/CentOS 5 | Linux Mail Server Setup and Howto Guide

    Any ideas or should I just give up and try and install it on Windows!?

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    just give her winscp.
    don't bother installing samba on a webserver for one user.

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    Thanks very much I'll give that a go.

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    Worked a treat - thanks again

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    You could use

    Dokan

    And mount a directory over ssh onto your windows machine.

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