Samba woes

[Helpful Tech Witch]

im still trying to use samba, but now, my issue is diffrent, as well as the host system. 

Instead of my share saying to contact my network admin t access it, it now says ¨Access is denied¨

The sustem is being hosted through lubuntu 21.10, accesed on windows 11, 

I have the share on a stock config with 

[sambashare]
   comment = test
   directory = /home/usr/sambashare
   read only = no
   browsable = yes

at the end

So I go to windows

open run

enter 
"//server.ip.this.thing/"

and it opens file explorer, network, that sambashare folder is there

I try to open it, and it has me login

I go to the host system, so sudo smbpasswd -a usr

and it asks me to put in a password

i do, then repeat it, it says new user added

 

I login to the share, and it closes the login windo, it reopens, and now has red "Access is denied" text

 

Whats wrong?

[Jarsky]

add your user(s) to the share in the samba conf

 

[sambashare]
   comment = test
   directory = /home/usr/sambashare
   writeable = yes
   browsable = yes
   public = no
   valid users = usr usr2 usr3

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

19 hours ago, Jarsky said:

add your user(s) to the share in the samba conf

 

[sambashare]
   comment = test
   directory = /home/usr/sambashare
   writeable = yes
   browsable = yes
   public = no
   valid users = usr usr2 usr3

 

This did it.

Though now, it does work, it has some weird issue. 

i can get only 700kb/s writes over it, and it cant deal with large files.

I t gets about 5mb done and the says tehre was a network error

[Jarsky]

20 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

This did it.

Though now, it does work, it has some weird issue. 

i can get only 700kb/s writes over it, and it cant deal with large files.

I t gets about 5mb done and the says tehre was a network error

 

What file system is it using? Sounds like you might be on fat32? I recommend for various reasons besides just large file support that if it is, you switch to ext4

[Helpful Tech Witch]

8 hours ago, Jarsky said:

 

What file system is it using? Sounds like you might be on fat32? I recommend for various reasons besides just large file support that if it is, you switch to ext4

It’s probably ext4, right now I’m using the boot drive for the test