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Hi,
I am trying to access my shared folder as user, I know it is properly mounted, it says it belongs to vboxsf, and my user is there, still I cant access it.
Help?
[saif@saif ~]$ groups saif
wheel vboxsf autologin users
sudo usermod -aG vboxsf saif
sudo gpasswd -a saif vboxsf
reboot[saif@saif ~]$ sudo ls -l /media
[sudo] password for saif:
total 4
drwxrwx--- 1 root vboxsf 4096 Aug 1 00:56 sf_linux_shared[saif@saif ~]$ cd /media
bash: cd: /media: Permission deniedThanks
Saif
Last edited by saif (2017-08-02 22:24:47)
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Hi, please paste the output of this when the shared folder is mounted:
ls -ld /media
findmntI know it is properly mounted
Still, would you mind showing us the command you used to mount it? Or if you use an entry in your fstab, please paste that file.
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Hi, please paste the output of this when the shared folder is mounted:
ls -ld /media findmntsaif wrote:I know it is properly mounted
Still, would you mind showing us the command you used to mount it? Or if you use an entry in your fstab, please paste that file.
Hi, I dont, I have a Windows 10 HOST, and using Virtualbox configuration to mount shared folder automatically. For other distros it worked fine out of the box.
I looked into the FSTAB and Virtualbox definetly does not change it there, so I am not sure where it tries to do it. The folder is definetely mounted I can access it with root
Saif
Last edited by saif (2017-08-03 15:59:30)
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I know it is properly mounted
I looked into the FSTAB and Virtualbox definetly does not change it there
You need help with something, which means that you have not understood something.
Withholding information from us and instead only giving us your own conclusions in such a situation won't get anyone anywhere.
That being said, I did assume that Arch Linux is the guest, and this is still a valid request:
Hi, please paste the output of this when the shared folder is mounted:
ls -ld /media findmnt
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For an Arch Linux guest, you must modprobe the vboxsf module and you must mount the volume; it is not enough to merely have a shared folder in the VBox machine. . Other distributions may do those steps for you.
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As far as I can tell I had the exact same symptoms and the problem was that I had forgot to chown the mounted folder.
$ chown yourusername /media I realise this thread is a few months old and inactive, but I hope I actually provide one solution to the described problem, which the thread currently doesn't do.
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As far as I can tell I had the exact same symptoms and the problem was that I had forgot to chown the mounted folder.
$ chown yourusername /mediaI realise this thread is a few months old and inactive, but I hope I actually provide one solution to the described problem, which the thread currently doesn't do.
Just to confirm, this helped me (Newbie to Arch), thanks.
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I'm glad you found a solution to your problem, but please don't necrobump or empty post.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … bumping.22
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … mpty_posts
Closing.
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