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Home Assistant Add-on: Samba share

Installation

Follow these steps to get the add-on installed on your system:

  1. Navigate in your Home Assistant frontend to Supervisor -> Add-on Store.
  2. Find the "Samba share" add-on and click it.
  3. Click on the "INSTALL" button.

How to use

  1. In the configuration section, set a username and password. You can specify any username and password; these are not related in any way to the login credentials you use to log in to Home Assistant or to log in to the computer with which you will use Samba share.
  2. Save the configuration.
  3. Start the add-on.
  4. Check the add-on log output to see the result.

Configuration

Add-on configuration:

workgroup: WORKGROUP
username: homeassistant
password: YOUR_PASSWORD
interface: ''
allow_hosts:
  - 10.0.0.0/8
  - 172.16.0.0/12
  - 192.168.0.0/16
  - fe80::/10
veto_files:
  - "._*"
  - ".DS_Store"
  - Thumbs.db
compatibility_mode: false

Option: workgroup (required)

Change WORKGROUP to reflect your network needs.

Option: username (required)

The username you would like to use to authenticate with the Samba server.

Option: password (required)

The password that goes with the username configured for authentication.

Option: interface (required)

The network interface Samba should listen on for incoming connections. This option should only be used in advanced cases. In general, setting this option is not needed.

Option: allow_hosts (required)

List of hosts/networks allowed to access the shared folders.

Option: veto_files (optional)

List of files that are neither visible nor accessible. Useful to stop clients from littering the share with temporary hidden files (e.g., macOS .DS_Store or Windows Thumbs.db files)

Option: compatibility_mode

Setting this option to true will enable old legacy Samba protocols on the Samba add-on. This might solve issues with some clients that cannot handle the newer protocols, however, it lowers security. Only use this when you absolutely need it and understand the possible consequences.

Defaults to false.

Support

Got questions?

You have several options to get them answered:

In case you've found a bug, please open an issue on our GitHub.