This device is running a bare-bone Samba server which allows easy
transfer of files and directories between any networked desktop PC and
your networked SlugOS system.

Since it is generally a bad idea to allow everyone read and write access
to your server, you will have to configure at least one user to get access
to any shared folder.

How to create a Samba user with password:

- If you haven't already created a non-root user, do so now:
	root@slug:/usr/bin# adduser testuser
	Changing password for testuser
	Enter the new password (minimum of 5, maximum of 8 characters)
	Please use a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
	Enter new password: 
	Bad password: too short.

	Warning: weak password (continuing).
	Re-enter new password: 
	Password changed.
	root@slug:/usr/bin# 
	
- Note that the password you entered will _not_ be your samba password.
  Samba uses its own password database.
  
- Add a Samba password for your user:
	root@slug:/usr/bin# smbpasswd -a testuser
	New SMB password:
	Retype new SMB password:
	Added user testuser.
	root@slug:/usr/bin# 

- After you have added your new samba user, you'll have to restart the samba
  server by running "/etc/init.d/samba restart" or by rebooting the device
  
- Use the newly created username / password combination to access your network
  shares. Please note the the Samba username must also exist as a unix username!
