Raspberry Pi: NAS Server - Revision history

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Description

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	=== Step 1: Updating the package repositories of your system ===		=== Step 1: Updating the package repositories of your system ===
	sudo apt update		sudo apt update
	sudo apt upgrade		sudo apt upgrade

	=== Step 2: Install Symbian ===		=== Step 2: Install Symbian ===

	sudo apt install samba samba-common-bin		sudo apt install samba samba-common-bin

	=== Step 3: Create the NAS folder ===		=== Step 3: Create the NAS folder ===

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Use Cases

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	== Use Cases ==		== Use Cases ==

	The main use case is to storing data, but I personally use it for decentralized programming for the Languages Python, Node.js and PHP. ~~Its~~ is ~~possible~~ to open NAS based directories with programming editors, like sublime and visual code.		The main use case is to storing data, but I personally use it for decentralized programming for the Languages Python, Node.js and PHP. It is quite handy to open NAS based directories with programming editors, like sublime and visual code.

	== Description ==		== Description ==

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Requirements

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	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

	* at least Raspberry Pi 3B+		* at least Raspberry Pi 3B+

			== Use Cases ==

			The main use case is to storing data, but I personally use it for decentralized programming for the Languages Python, Node.js and PHP. Its is possible to open NAS based directories with programming editors, like sublime and visual code.

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Summary

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	This Documentation is a step by step guidance to convert your Raspberry Pi into a NAS Server for your Home Network.		This Documentation is a step by step guidance to convert your Raspberry Pi into a NAS Server for your Home Network.

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

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Optional step: Create a folder that gets cleared periodically

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	This folder is meant if you want to transfer data form one machine to another without using an flash drive.		This folder is meant if you want to transfer data form one machine to another without using an flash drive.

	sudo mkdir /home/SharedDirectory/TemporaryFilesDirectory		sudo mkdir /home/SharedDirectory/TemporaryFilesDirectory

	Make an corn job to periodically delete the Directory content.		Make an corn job to periodically delete the Directory content.

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Optional step: Create a folder that gets cleared periodically

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 === Optional step: Create a folder that gets cleared periodically ===
 This folder is meant if you want to transfer data form one machine to another without using an flash drive.
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Step 3: Configure Samba

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	\| public		\| public
	\| Allows ~~erverybody~~ to access the NAS server. Use 'valid users' to restrict access		\| Allows everybody to access the NAS server. Use 'valid users' to restrict access
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

			=== Optional step: Create a folder that gets cleared periodically ===
			This folder is meant if you want to transfer data form one machine to another without using an flash drive.

	== Used Hardware ==		== Used Hardware ==

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Step 3: Configure Samba

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Step 3: Configure Samba

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    directory mask = 0771
    public = yes
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Description

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 === Step 2: Install Symbian ===
    sudo apt install samba samba-common-bin
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