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Noozer
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      07-04-2006, 04:19 PM
I have the following two lines in my fstab file...

//mce/media /media cifs credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw 0
0

//nas/Disk\0402/DLoads /downloads cifs
credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw 0 0

.... The first line works. This is a shared folder on a Windows XP computer.

The second line does not work. When I execute "sudo mount -a" I receive a
"mount error 13 = Permission denied"

If I try to mount from the command prompt, I recieve the same error:

sudo mount -t cifs "//nas/Disk 2/DLoads" /downloads -o
username=myuser,password=mypassword

The /downloads folder exists, and has the same permissions as the /media
folder that works. This looks like an authentication problem with the NAS
device, but I browse to smb://nas/Disk 2 in Knoqueror, and the
username/password work here.

Can someone suggest why I can't mount smb shares from my LinkSys NSLU2 NAS
device?


 
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Robert Harris
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      07-04-2006, 09:25 PM
Noozer wrote:
> I have the following two lines in my fstab file...
>
> //mce/media /media cifs credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw 0
> 0
>
> //nas/Disk\0402/DLoads /downloads cifs
> credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw 0 0
>
> ... The first line works. This is a shared folder on a Windows XP computer.
>
> The second line does not work. When I execute "sudo mount -a" I receive a
> "mount error 13 = Permission denied"
>
> If I try to mount from the command prompt, I recieve the same error:
>
> sudo mount -t cifs "//nas/Disk 2/DLoads" /downloads -o
> username=myuser,password=mypassword
>
> The /downloads folder exists, and has the same permissions as the /media
> folder that works. This looks like an authentication problem with the NAS
> device, but I browse to smb://nas/Disk 2 in Knoqueror, and the
> username/password work here.
>
> Can someone suggest why I can't mount smb shares from my LinkSys NSLU2 NAS
> device?


Try mounting as a smb filesystem rather than a cifs filesystem.

Robert
 
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      07-05-2006, 03:17 PM
>> //mce/media /media cifs credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw
>> 0
>> 0
>>
>> //nas/Disk\0402/DLoads /downloads cifs
>> credentials=/home/steve/.smbpasswd,uid=root,rw 0 0
>>
>> ... The first line works. This is a shared folder on a Windows XP
>> computer.
>>
>> The second line does not work. When I execute "sudo mount -a" I receive a
>> "mount error 13 = Permission denied"


>> Can someone suggest why I can't mount smb shares from my LinkSys NSLU2
>> NAS
>> device?

>
> Try mounting as a smb filesystem rather than a cifs filesystem.


Thanks... Unfortunately, still no joy.


 
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