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Hi,
I got some problems accessing a cifs share directory as user.
My fstab looks like:
//192.168.1.3/frank /home/frank/diskstation cifs users,noauto,noatime,user=frank,umask=022,rw,uid=1001 0 0 The directory looks unmounted like:
ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation
drwxr-xr-x 1 frank frank 0 31. Okt 10:45 diskstationAfter mounting:
$ mount diskstation/
Password:
$ ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation
d------rwx 12 frank frank 0 31. Okt 11:36 diskstationCan someone tell me what goes wrong there?
The share is a encrypted volume on my synlogy ds 211+
Last edited by framas (2011-10-31 14:18:36)
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Recreating the share solves this problem...
Hi,
I got some problems accessing a cifs share directory as user.
My fstab looks like://192.168.1.3/frank /home/frank/diskstation cifs users,noauto,noatime,user=frank,umask=022,rw,uid=1001 0 0The directory looks unmounted like:
ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation drwxr-xr-x 1 frank frank 0 31. Okt 10:45 diskstationAfter mounting:
$ mount diskstation/ Password: $ ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation d------rwx 12 frank frank 0 31. Okt 11:36 diskstationCan someone tell me what goes wrong there?
The share is a encrypted volume on my synlogy ds 211+
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Recreating the share solves this problem...
framas wrote:Hi,
I got some problems accessing a cifs share directory as user.
My fstab looks like://192.168.1.3/frank /home/frank/diskstation cifs users,noauto,noatime,user=frank,umask=022,rw,uid=1001 0 0The directory looks unmounted like:
ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation drwxr-xr-x 1 frank frank 0 31. Okt 10:45 diskstationAfter mounting:
$ mount diskstation/ Password: $ ls -hal /home/frank/ | grep diskstation d------rwx 12 frank frank 0 31. Okt 11:36 diskstationCan someone tell me what goes wrong there?
The share is a encrypted volume on my synlogy ds 211+
Could you be more specific when you say recreate the share? im having this same problem but im on a brand new install of arch so I have never gotten it to mount on this install but never had problems on other distros. I don't see why I would have to do anything on the server with the share.
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