Rob Pearce wrote:
> On Wednesday 27 August 2003 2:02 am N.K. wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>
>>My Samba behaves a little weird.
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>>Next, when I try to access a shared drive on my windows box (I'm able
>>to login to it) I get a message that I don't have permissions
>>necessary to access that drive.
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>
> I'm not entirely clear what you're saying here. Is the share on the Windows
> box and you're trying to mount it on the Linux box?
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>
>>I've checked all the permissions on
>>windows box and they are fine. When I try to use smbclient command it
>>lets me in without a problem and I can browse my windows drive. What
>>is the difference here? Is there another place where I can set up
>>permissions?
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>
> Ah, your reference to smbclient suggests that you are indeed trying to
> mount a windows drive on Linux. In that case, smbd has nothing to do with
> it and the smb.conf file is irrelevant. What we need to see is your mount
> command. Specifically, which options are you passing?
>
>


I have a similar problem which is that after I mounted the share on the
windows machine I can read and copy files but not create or change
anything. I use :
#mount -t smbfs <share name> <local directory> -o
username=<user>,workgroup=<windows domain name>

It mounts fine but, as I said, no write/change rigths.

/calle