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If you are getting permission denied when connecting to a new share, one common cause of this is that samba does not have access to Linux user passwords by default. To remedy this, create a samba password for your user account:

sudo smbpasswd -a theusername

If you are getting permission denied when connecting to a new share, one common cause of this is that samba does not have access to Linux user passwords by default.  To remedy this, create a samba password for your user account:
 
 sudo smbpasswd -a theusername

If you are getting permission denied when connecting to a new share, one common cause of this is that samba does not have access to Linux user passwords by default. To remedy this, create a samba password for your user account:

sudo smbpasswd -a theusername