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In the smb.conf file, I see the line hide dot files = no which I think means is already set to show. Tried to change it to false but to no effect. @BillThor is there a way to maybe add multiple valid users in this file. Currently it shows valid users = vagrant. Maybe I add the windows user to it?
– Aditya
Commented Apr 1, 2016 at 6:33
@Aditya valid users is a list you can list multiple users. However, valid groups may be a more appropriate way to solve that issue. You may need to use other options to set and use the appropriate permissions. Please read the man page.
– BillThor
Commented Apr 1, 2016 at 13:51

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