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Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a little script to add samba shares. Please forgive me if there're more scripts like this going around, but I counldn't find any.
the script reads any configuration snippets that are present in /ffp/etc/samba/*.conf and appends them to /etc/samba/smb.conf with a bit of extra logic to detect if the script was run before.
/ffp/start/sambaShares.sh
#!/ffp/bin/sh # PROVIDE: sambaShare # REQUIRE: LOGIN . /ffp/etc/ffp.subr name="sambaShare" start_cmd="sambaShare_start" stop_cmd="sambaShare_stop" status_cmd="sambaShare_status" # put your smb.conf snippets in the directory below. The file name must end in '.conf'. file_pattern="/ffp/etc/samba/*.conf" watermark="samba_share_script_was_here" smb_conf="/etc/samba/smb.conf" smb_conf_backup="/ffp/etc/samba/smb.conf.original" smb_restart="/usr/bin/smb restart" sambaShare_start() { if grep "$watermark" $smb_conf >/dev/null; then die "samba share script was already run before. Do a stop or restart" fi #backup original smb.conf cp $smb_conf $smb_conf_backup #add watermark echo >> $smb_conf echo "#$watermark" >> $smb_conf files_to_append=`ls $file_pattern` for file in $files_to_append; do echo "appending file $file to $smb_conf" echo >> $smb_conf echo "#section taken from $file" >> $smb_conf cat $file >> $smb_conf done echo "restarting samba" $smb_restart } sambaShare_stop() { if ! grep "$watermark" $smb_conf >/dev/null; then die "samba share script was not run before." fi echo "removing extra samba shares" cp $smb_conf_backup $smb_conf echo "restarting samba" $smb_restart } sambaShare_status() { if grep "$watermark" $smb_conf >/dev/null; then echo "extra samba shares IS running" else echo "extra samba shares IS NOT running" fi } run_rc_command "$1"
At the moment I'm using it to mount a usb drive with the following snippet
/ffp/etc/samba/usb.conf
[ usb ] comment = path = /mnt/USB valid users = secret read only = no guest ok = no oplocks = no map archive = no
I hope this might be of use to someone.
Cheers,
Augusto
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