Re: smbmount, folder sharing
- From: Dances With Crows <danSPANceswithTRAPcrows@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:50:52 GMT
icegray staggered into the Black Sun and said:
I use CentOS3 with [VMWare] 6.0 and I want to [use] folder sharing
between windows xp and linux. I have no experience [with] Linux.
So CentOS is running on a VM? How's networking set up? Can you ping
the real host?
Windows login name = s_uludag, login password = serdar, file format
NTFS, Linux user name = devel
Underscores in usernames. Hmmm.
smbmount '//192.168.2.2/C$' /home/devel/cdrive -o
username='s_uludag',password='serdar',uid=devel,gid=devel
Error (Access Denied)
Is this user a member of the "administrators" group in 'Doze? Access to
the $ SMB shares is restricted to that group by default for obvious
reasons. Also, it is usually much more convenient to put this junk in
/etc/fstab so that you can just "mount /home/devel/c/" instead of typing
the whole command out every time. Also also note that user devel must
own /home/devel/c/ and that dir must exist. The fstab line is like so:
//192.168.2.2/c$ /home/devel/c username=s_uludag,password=serdar,
uid=devel,gid=devel,lfs 0 0
....all on one line. The lfs is there for Large File Support, which you
will certainly need if you have files > 2G on this SMB share.
What is wrong?
Too little info to tell. More info can be found in the output of dmesg
and possibly in /var/log/ . Finally, running in a VM has its own
special set of problems. It's often easier to diagnose/fix things on
real hardware, and even a 12-year-old can install Ubuntu these days.
You might want to do that on an older system you have and play around
for a bit, just to get experience on real hardware.
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