Cathleen Reiher <[email protected]> writes: >> mount -F smbfs //HOME;reader:xxxx...@mob1/mob1-c /mnt/mob1-c >> mount: Mount point cannot be determined >> bash: reader:xx...@mob1/mob1-c: No such file or directory > > Try this instead: > > mount -F smbfs "//HOME;reader:xxx...@mob1/mob1-c" /mnt/mob1-c >
OK, thanks for sticking with it so long. I see it was the double quotes missing on my command lines (not posted), that made it seem the semi-colon was breaking things. I should have caught that, having stumbled on protecting command line from the shell before. (This part is a somewhat different topic. And another poster was helping me with this and I'm supposed to be building a vm test Osol os to test something... but haven't got to it yet) Still not able to get it where user `reader' can read/write on the mounted share, nor can user mount the share. Root only seems able to mount it. I get a misleading error that another poster tried to explain to me: User here is `reader' who also belongs to group `wheel': reader $ mount -F smbfs "//HOME;reader:xxxx...@mob1/mob1-c" /mnt/mob1-c mount: mount_smbfs: /mnt/mob1-c: Not owner ls -ld /mnt/mob1-c: drwxr-xr-x 2 reader wheel 2 2009-03-25 16:53 /mnt/mob1-c And if root does the mount then user reader still cannot write to the share. Of course the permissions change to root:root on /mnt/mob1-c in that case. _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
