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I looks like something did not start up after reboot. The sharing was set up as open folder with access to everone.<br />
I am using the same computer as before.
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I looks like something did not start up after reboot. The sharing was set up as open folder with access to everone.
I am using the same computer as before.

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My samba server was up and working , but after I rebooted my Centos and cannot access my Samba folder but I can see them. My config have not changed.
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My samba server was up and working , but after I rebooted my Centos and cannot access my Samba folder but I can see them. My config have not changed.

Samba on CentOS restrict access to folder after reboot

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