Jam.py Samba Shares
Some Linux environments might have a large number of servers with Samba folders and reoccurring access groups/users for particular shared folders. The problem is how to maintain the smb.conf file for all servers in controlled fashion over the Web?.
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- Server Management
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- Linux
- webmin
- server-administration
- samba
- System Administration
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Andrew Yushev Licensing
Open Source (BSD-3-Clause) and Free product.Written in
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What is Jam.py Samba Shares?
Some *nix environments might have a large number of servers with Samba shared folders and reoccurring access groups/users for particular shared folders. The core Samba configuration ([global] section in smb.conf) is rarely changing, but the shares might, the problem is how to maintain the smb.conf file for all servers in controlled fashion over the Web?
The Solution The Jam.py Samba Shares Application is my take on solving the problem of:
The Application Access in an secure and monitored way over the Web The Complete Actions History on any Samba Share (or any other part of App) Custom Comments (ie Incident in Service Ticketing Software) Search on any records Reports and Dashboard (wip)
The Samba Shares Application continues on Postfix Aliases App from here: 
Jam.py Postfix Aliases which is developed by 
jam-py
Comments and Reviews
Simple UI, easy to install and administer for specific job on hand, and that is maintaining the Samba configuration file. Continuing on my take for Postix Aliases, only addressing what really needed!