You can easily mount a shared SMB volume using the mount command. Only recommended for folders and drives not containing User Directory. Mac OS X includes the SMB protocol for networking with Windows computers some Linux and Unix systems can also share files with this protocol as well. Done - You will be able to access the shared folders using the newly created user credentialsĬhanging permissions to /Users/YourUser/ (Or "~/") & its enclosed items will cause endless errors (Specifically ~/Library).Click the gear icon and "Apply to enclosed items.".Add new user with the same desired read or write permissions as in Phase 03.Unlock (small lock at the bottom right).Using Finder, Locate folder/drive to share & right click.Under "Windows File Sharing", Activate the New user created and enter the password.Activate sharing using SMB (Recommended: Activate AFP also).
Add the new user with desired read or write permissions.Create new user (Recommended: as "Share Only").Type: echo "" | sudo tee -a /etc/nfĮcho "port445=both" | sudo tee -a /etc/nf.
I have confirmed it working using the following apps on Apple TV & iPhone: My target was to get my Apple TV, iPhone and iPad to be able to access my files on my Mac (10.15.4) I have created a more extensive solution that has helped me.
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