Hi how do I mount a samba share and give it ful read write and execute permission in fstab?
I have a home NAS (network attached storage) router with two drives attached to it.
The NAS router is part of a workgroup called MYHOME (for example). It in turn connects to my laptop via a wireless access point (or AP).
The NAS doesn't require a password - as it is part of my workgroup - and the security for this (password WEP encryption and so on) is handled by my AP).
So I tried doing the following:
FSTAB:
Code:
//192.168.1.77/MYSHARE1 /mnt/Archos smbfs 0 0
//192.168.1.77/MYSHARE2 /mnt/storage smbfs 0 0
And this worked - but I cannot write to or execute anything from these shares. Again, specifically, I want to make sure I have full read, write and execute permissions on all shares.
Can anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong? Most guides I have read talk about setting the group password and UID, however I have never previously needed to do this, as I said the shares do not require a password and whenever I wanted to access a share in the past I just typed into conqueror:
Code:
smb://192.168.1.77/MYSHARE
So what exactly must I do to ensure full read write and execute permissions on these shares?