Remove duplicate sections from README

The rclone, SMB password and Troubleshooting sections were
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- rclone auth on headless: use `rclone authorize 'drive'` on a desktop and paste token - rclone auth on headless: use `rclone authorize 'drive'` on a desktop and paste token
- Permissions: ensure `/data/daten` and `/data/daten/share` exist and are writable (`systemd-tmpfiles` creates them) - Permissions: ensure `/data/daten` and `/data/daten/share` exist and are writable (`systemd-tmpfiles` creates them)
- Firewall: SMB ports 139/445 are open by module config - Firewall: SMB ports 139/445 are open by module config
---
## rclone (Google Drive)
The system has `rclone` installed and a systemd job to sync `/data` to a remote named `gdrive`:
- Service: `rclone-backup.service` (oneshot)
- Timer: `rclone-backup.timer` (runs daily 03:00)
- Log: `/var/log/rclone-backup.log`
### 1) Create the remote `gdrive`
Run on the fileserver:
```bash
sudo -i
rclone config
```
Then:
- n) New remote
- name: `gdrive`
- storage: `drive` (Google Drive)
- Use auto config? For headless server choose "No"
- Follow the printed instructions using another machine, or run on a desktop and copy the token
- Keep defaults unless you need a service account
- y) Yes to save
Verify:
```bash
rclone lsd gdrive:
rclone mkdir gdrive:backup-daten
```
### 2) Test backup manually
```bash
sudo systemctl start rclone-backup.service
sudo journalctl -u rclone-backup -e
sudo tail -n 100 /var/log/rclone-backup.log
```
### 3) Check/enable timer
```bash
systemctl list-timers '*rclone*'
sudo systemctl enable --now rclone-backup.timer
```
---
## SMB password for `danlin`
The share configuration:
- Protected share: `daten` → requires user `danlin`
- Guest share: `daten-share` → guest access allowed
Set the Samba password for `danlin` (independent from system login password):
```bash
sudo smbpasswd -a danlin
```
Useful commands:
```bash
sudo pdbedit -L # list Samba users
sudo systemctl status samba
sudo journalctl -u samba -e
```
Access examples:
- Windows: `\\fileserver\daten` or `\\fileserver\daten-share`
- macOS Finder: Go → Connect to Server → `smb://fileserver/daten` or `smb://fileserver/daten-share`
---
## Troubleshooting
- rclone auth on headless: use `rclone authorize 'drive'` on a desktop and paste token
- Permissions: ensure `/data/daten` and `/data/daten/share` exist and are writable (`systemd-tmpfiles` creates them)
- Firewall: SMB ports 139/445 are open by module config