This is a discussion on Re: Problem Mounting Windows Share R/W within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; In article <bjhvnp028jr@enews2.newsguy.com>, Michael Powe <michael+gnus@trollope.org> writes > >mount -...
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In article <bjhvnp028jr@enews2.newsguy.com>, Michael Powe
<michael+gnus@trollope.org> writes > >mount -w -t smbfs -o username=user,password=pass,uid=powem,gid=users >//share mountpoint > >it will mount ... but it changes the directory permissions of >mountpoint to readonly. then, when i umount, the perms are changed >back to r/w. I don't know whether this has changed since your old installation, but the current version of smbmount defaults to read-only, and needs the 'rw' option added. -- Rob Pearce The "from" must be wrong, nothing that helpful ever comes from the TAN team! |
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tack on a ",dmask=777" to your -o and that will help :-)
Rick "Robert Pearce" <tan-support@bdt-home.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:DhZFyXEuA2X$EweW@jonah.huneausware.local... > In article <bjhvnp028jr@enews2.newsguy.com>, Michael Powe > <michael+gnus@trollope.org> writes > > > >mount -w -t smbfs -o username=user,password=pass,uid=powem,gid=users > >//share mountpoint > > > >it will mount ... but it changes the directory permissions of > >mountpoint to readonly. then, when i umount, the perms are changed > >back to r/w. > > I don't know whether this has changed since your old installation, but > the current version of smbmount defaults to read-only, and needs the > 'rw' option added. > -- > Rob Pearce > > The "from" must be wrong, nothing that helpful ever comes from the TAN team! > |