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Package: smbfs
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The "smbmount" command fails if the mount point does not have write access
(i.e. 700 or greater). This is different than other mount types which will
work fine on a directory with permissions of 555.
Brian
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Subject: Re: Bug#177584: smbmount: needs write permission on mounted point
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 06:15:38 +0100
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This is an intentional access control feature that is explained in the
smbmnt man page.
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