Windows Share
Is it possible to set up a Windows share, and make it writable?
I currently use the following: mount -t smbfs //WINDOWS_MACHINE/SHARE_NAME /home/user/some_dir Unfortunately, no matter what the permissions of the windows share are, I can not write to the folder. Thanks in advance... |
you should be fine to just set a umask option there....
mount -t smbfs //WINDOWS_MACHINE/SHARE_NAME /home/user/some_dir -o umask=002 |
No luck there, tried the -o dmask option also, but no luck writing to the share.
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What version of windoze are you using??
I'm on a Linux-XP network and I can perfectly write to the XP shares just by setting permissions to 777 to the mount point |
I'm using Win2K and have set the file permissions for the share to allow access to all authenticated users, as I don't want to open up things too much...
I have set the permissions of the mount point to 777 but this did not help. I may have to try changing the permissions of the windows share itself, though I thought my current settings would have been fine. |
Have you tried?:
mount -t smbfs -o username=win2kuser,password=yourpass //WINDOWS_MACHINE/SHARE_NAME /home/user/some_dir |
Quote:
mount -t smbfs -o rw,username=<win2kuser>,password=<yourpassword> //WINDOWS_MACHINE/SHARE_NAME /home/user/some_dir Mike |
is the share given write perms
when u share a folder u can give perms , the default is read change it in windows |
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