[SOLVED] Phantom SMB-Shares

[BerryBro]

(7th Jan, 2014 10:21 AM)mk01 Wrote:  @BerryBro,

xbmc-backup-share is small volume dedicated to "drag&drop" backup/restore of XBMC Libraries and Settings. it is defined as service and can by easily turned off in xbian-config -> services -> restore-home

the second share is left over from dynamically added usb storage. normally dyn shares are re-tested / purged on samba restart. in this process /etc/fstab records are skipped - they are considered as needed and wanted. in terminal use "net" tools to list and remove this share.

Code:

net conf listshares
.
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net conf delshare  "usb-stick"

Thank you, @mk01!

That did the trick! I left the backup-share, but secured it with

Code:

sudo net conf setparm xbmc-backup "guest ok" no
sudo service samba restart

I don't know whether this backup-security makes sense, but for the moment i am happy!

Also, you do terrific work on Xbian!

Thanks,

BerryBro