carlosefr · January 3, 2026 22:10
diff --git a/smb.conf b/smb.conf
 #
 # Samba configuration to serve files from an original Raspberry Pi model B
 # to my PlayStation 2 with a broken optical drive controller (running OPL).
 #
 # This configuration is hopelessly insecure, but that's OK if the Raspberry Pi
 # is directly connected to the PS2. However, if the Pi is on a LAN, everything
 # else should be blocked from reaching the SMB port(s).
 #
 [global]
   server role = standalone
   server min protocol = NT1
   server signing = disabled
   unix extensions = no
   load printers = no
   invalid users = root
   map to guest = Bad User
   pid directory = /run/samba
   logging = syslog@1

   # Prevent file locking errors (usually on VMC files) when
   # the console is reset and the same game is loaded again: 
   keepalive = 3

   # Enabling the "sendfile" syscall increases the packet rate significantly.
   use sendfile = yes

   # Disabling Asynchronous I/O slightly increases the packet rate without
   # sendfile, so it doesn't hurt to do it even if it sounds redundant...
   aio read size = 0
   aio write size = 0

   # Enabling the IPTOS_LOWDELAY socket option fixes FMV stuttering that might
   # appear when monitoring the network interface (e.g. with "iptraf -d eth0").
   # I guess it avoids SMB packets from being deprioritized behind SSH packets.
   socket options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY TCP_NODELAY

 #
 # An SD card formatted as exFAT is mounted at the shared path. Since we're using
 # unauthenticated (guest) access here, the files and directories must be owned
 # by "nobody:nogroup". This can be done in "/etc/fstab", for example:
 #
 # LABEL=PS2 /srv/smb/ps2 exfat defaults,auto,nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime,dmask=002,fmask=113,uid=65534,gid=65534 0 0
 #
 [PS2]
   path = /srv/smb/ps2/OPL
   comment = PlayStation 2 OPL
   read only = no
   create mask = 0644
   guest ok = yes
   guest only = yes
	#
	# Samba configuration to serve files from an original Raspberry Pi model B
	# to my PlayStation 2 with a broken optical drive controller (running OPL).
	#
	# This configuration is hopelessly insecure, but that's OK if the Raspberry Pi
	# is directly connected to the PS2. However, if the Pi is on a LAN, everything
	# else should be blocked from reaching the SMB port(s).
	#
	[global]
	server role = standalone
	server min protocol = NT1
	server signing = disabled
	unix extensions = no
	load printers = no
	invalid users = root
	map to guest = Bad User
	pid directory = /run/samba
	logging = syslog@1

	# Prevent file locking errors (usually on VMC files) when
	# the console is reset and the same game is loaded again:
	keepalive = 3

	# Enabling the "sendfile" syscall increases the packet rate significantly.
	use sendfile = yes

	# Disabling Asynchronous I/O slightly increases the packet rate without
	# sendfile, so it doesn't hurt to do it even if it sounds redundant...
	aio read size = 0
	aio write size = 0

	# Enabling the IPTOS_LOWDELAY socket option fixes FMV stuttering that might
	# appear when monitoring the network interface (e.g. with "iptraf -d eth0").
	# I guess it avoids SMB packets from being deprioritized behind SSH packets.
	socket options = IPTOS_LOWDELAY TCP_NODELAY

	#
	# An SD card formatted as exFAT is mounted at the shared path. Since we're using
	# unauthenticated (guest) access here, the files and directories must be owned
	# by "nobody:nogroup". This can be done in "/etc/fstab", for example:
	#
	# LABEL=PS2 /srv/smb/ps2 exfat defaults,auto,nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime,dmask=002,fmask=113,uid=65534,gid=65534 0 0
	#
	[PS2]
	path = /srv/smb/ps2/OPL
	comment = PlayStation 2 OPL
	read only = no
	create mask = 0644
	guest ok = yes
	guest only = yes
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