# @brief This script configures Samba by applying the configuration stored in `${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/samba/config` if the `smbd` application is available
# @description
# This script applies the Samba configuration stored in `${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/samba/config` if Samba is installed.
# The script and default configuration set up two Samba shares.
#
# ## Security
#
# Both shares are configured by default to only accept connections
# from hosts with DNS that ends in `.local.PUBLIC_SERVICES_DOMAIN`, where `PUBLIC_SERVICES_DOMAIN` is an environment variable that
# can be passed into Install Doctor. So, if your `PUBLIC_SERVICES_DOMAIN` environment variable is set to `megabyte.space`, then
# a device with a FQDN of `alpha.local.megabyte.space` pointing to its LAN location will be able to connect but a device
# with a FQDN of `alpha.megabyte.space` will not be able to connect.
#
# ## Samba Shares / S3 Backup
#
# If CloudFlare R2 credentials are provided, Samba is configured to store its shared files in the Rclone mounts so that your
# Samba shares are synchronized to the S3 buckets. If not, new folders are created. Either way, the folder / symlink that the
# 1. The **public** share (named "Public") can be accessed by anyone (including write permissions with the default settings)
# 2. The **private** share (named "Private") can be accessed by specifying the PAM credentials of anyone who has an account that is included in the `sambausers` group
#
# ## Symlinks
#
# Symlinks are disabled for security reasons. This is because, with symlinking enabled, people can create symlinks on the shares and use the symlinks to access system files outside of the
# Samba shares. There are commented-out lines in the default configuration that you can uncomment to enable the symlinks in shares.
#
# ## Printers
#
# Printer sharing is not enabled by default. There are commented lines in the default configuration that should provide a nice stepping
# stone if you want to use Samba for printer sharing (with CUPS).
#
# ## Environment Variables
#
# The following chart details some of the environment variables that are used to determine the configuration of the
sudo sharing -a "$PRIVATE_SHARE" -S "Private (System)" -n "Private (System)" -g 000 -s 001 -E 1 -R 1 && logg success "Configured $PRIVATE_SHARE as a private Samba share" || logg info '`sharing` command failed - it is likely that the share was already set up'
sudo sharing -a "$PUBLIC_SHARE" -S "Public (System)" -n "Public (System)" -g 001 -s 001 -E 1 -R 0 && logg success "Configured $PUBLIC_SHARE as a public Samba share" || logg info '`sharing` command failed - it is likely that the share was already set up'
sudo sharing -a "$HOME/Public" -S "Public (User)" -n "Public (User)" -g 001 -s 001 -E 1 -R 0 && logg success "Configured $HOME/Public as a public Samba share" || logg info '`sharing` command failed - it is likely that the share was already set up'