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| docs:guide-user:services:nas:usb-storage-samba-webinterface [2020/03/31 18:54] – [Install dependencies] danitool | docs:guide-user:services:nas:usb-storage-samba-webinterface [2020/11/25 20:48] – [Install dependencies] billabong | ||
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| - | ====== Share USB Hard-drive with Samba using the Luci web-interface | + | ====== Share USB hard-drive with Samba using LuCI ====== |
| USB-connections are becoming common on most routers today. A popular usage scenario is connecting a USB storage device like a USB-pen or hard-drive and share the content on your LAN. This recipe will guide you through how this can easily be set-up using the Luci web-interface. | USB-connections are becoming common on most routers today. A popular usage scenario is connecting a USB storage device like a USB-pen or hard-drive and share the content on your LAN. This recipe will guide you through how this can easily be set-up using the Luci web-interface. | ||
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| * block-mount | * block-mount | ||
| * samba36-server | * samba36-server | ||
| - | * luci-app-samba. | + | * luci-app-samba |
| In addition you will need support for the file system you format the USB device with. For ext file-systems install kmod-fs-ext4, | In addition you will need support for the file system you format the USB device with. For ext file-systems install kmod-fs-ext4, | ||
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| Open the web-interface Luci, under **Services** choose the **Network Shares** tab. Here you will need to fill in the name of your shared folder as it will appear on you network. In our example we called it //Share//. You will also need to fill in the mount point from above, we used the default ///home//. You will also need to tick **Allow guests** (otherwise setting up user access control is necessary). Also tick Read-Only is you only want to grant read access for clients on you local network, we allowed write access here: | Open the web-interface Luci, under **Services** choose the **Network Shares** tab. Here you will need to fill in the name of your shared folder as it will appear on you network. In our example we called it //Share//. You will also need to fill in the mount point from above, we used the default ///home//. You will also need to tick **Allow guests** (otherwise setting up user access control is necessary). Also tick Read-Only is you only want to grant read access for clients on you local network, we allowed write access here: | ||
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