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Wiki Pusher edited this page Nov 16, 2025
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The Samba shares are mounted in user context using the sudo tools. There are two locations a share can be mounted to:
Hidden: /srv/samba/$USER. This is used for shares the user should not see, e.g. sysvol.
Visible: /home/$USER/media. This is used for all shares the user should see in the nautilus sidebar, e.g. their home.
The root folder of the shares is automatically hidden form nautilus by creating a .hidden file containing its name in its parent directory.
As all shares are mounted in a user-specific subfolder, it is also possible to switch users.