;  This is an example smb.conf. Please edit it to suit your system.
;  See "docs/smb.conf.0" for all the details of the settings.
;  There are more examples in the "examples" drawer.

[global]
;  Hey - I need someone to test if printing can be made to work!
   printing = bsd
   printcap name = /AmiTCP/samba/etc/printcap
   load printers = no

;  The guest user to use - change it if you have another guest account.
   guest account = pcguest

;  This next option sets a separate log file for each client. Remove
;  %m if you want a combined log file.
   log file = /AmiTCP/samba/log/log.%m
;  Place browse/WINS/sharemode files on the RAM disk for speed reasons. These
;  files are small but accessed frequently.
   lock directory = /Ram disk/T
   strict locking = no

;  If you are not using AmiTCP/IP, you'll probably want to change this.
;  See "docs/smb.conf.0" for more information.
   passwd program = /AmiTCP/bin/passwd
   passwd chat = "Changing password for *.\nOld password:*" %o\n "New password:*" %n\n "Retype password:*" %n\n "*"

;  The OS level to report in master browser elections.
;  Windows for Workgroups uses level 1, Windows 95 uses level 2.
;  An Windows NT-AS domain controller uses level 32.
   os level = 3
   preferred master = yes
   local master = yes

;  File name related settings. See "docs/smb.conf.0" for more information.
   case sensitive = no
   default case = lower
   preserve case = yes
   short preserve case = yes
   hide dot files = no

;  Identification.
   workgroup = Amigas
   server string = My Amiga

;  This is one possible way of receiving Winpop messages. It uses "SMTPpost"
;  from INetUtils (from Aminet) and "rm" from GNU fileutils
;  <URL:ftp://ftp.ninemoons.com/pub/ade/current/fileutils-3.13-bin.lha>.
;  Remember to insert your email address after the -t option!
;  message command = /AmiTCP/bin/SMTPpost -raw -R '%f@%m' -f 'WinPopup-receiver' -t 'My name here <email@address>' -s 'Winpopup from %f on %m' < '%s'; rm -f '%s'

;  This is another way of receivein Winpop messages, for those using qmail.
;  Remember to insert your email address instead of email@address.
;  message command = /Work/qmail/bin/sendmail -f 'WinPopup-receiver' -F '%f@%m' 'email@address' < '%s'; rm -f '%s'

;  Disconnect people if there is no activity for 5 minuttes.
   dead time = 5

;  This seems to give the best performance on my system.
   read size = 32768
   socket options = SO_KEEPALIVE
   read prediction = yes
   read raw = yes

;  Enable these if you have a WINS server.
;   wins proxy = no
;   wins support = no
;   wins server = 124.0.0.2

; This uses the "virtual root" feature of ixemul.library 43.0+ so you don't
; have to create a share for each drive you want full access to.
; This share is not read only, so don't use fake oplocks.

[All]
  comment = All volumes in the system
  valid users = root @admins
  path = /
  read only = no
  public = no
  browsable = no
  write list = root @admins

; Lets people use your CDROM drive.

[CDROM]
  comment = 6x ATAPI (or whatever)
  valid users = pcguest
  path = /CD0/
  read only = yes
  public = yes
  browsable = yes
  guest only = yes
  fake oplocks = yes

; Suppose you have some MIDI files you want to share.
[MIDI]
  comment = General MIDI files
  valid users = pcguest
  path = /Bench/Data/MIDI/
  read only = yes
  public = yes
  browsable = yes
  guest only = yes

; Share those samples too!
[Samples]
  comment = Misc samples
  valid users = pcguest
  path = /HD1/Data/Samples/
  read only = yes
  public = yes
  browsable = yes
  guest only = yes
  fake oplocks = yes

; Let people upload files to you.
; This share is not read only, so don't use fake oplocks.
[incoming]
  comment = Dump files here
  valid users = pcguest
  path = /HD2/incoming/
  read only = no
  public = yes
  browsable = yes
  guest only = yes

; Give people access to their home directories.
; This share is not read only, so don't use fake oplocks.
[homes]
  comment = Home directories
  guest ok = no
  read only = no