Hi Ray, thanks for your usual excellent tips. Here's what I've done...
1. mount -t smbfs -o username=linuxadmin,password=password,workgroup=wowcorp
//backup/e /mnt/backup
Result: no errors
2. df shows:
/dev/hda2 37334192 5252668 30185052 15% /
/dev/hda1 101089 29129 66741 31% /boot
/dev/hdb1 57669728 42343604 12396676 78% /home
none 256800 0 256800 0% /dev/shm
//backup/e 120623104 69632 120553472 1% /mnt/backup
So, it appears to be mounting...with correct partition size.
3. cp mount_test.txt /mnt/backup
Result: mount_test.txt resides on /mnt/backup
>If yes, can you do so as whatever userid the script runs from? If
>no, can you do so as root?
Well, I logged in via ssh as root, mounted the drive, and copied the file.
>If cp'ing by hand works, then you need to examine your script with a bit
>more skepticism. (BTW, does the script detect and log cp'ing failures? Or
>are its STDOUT and STDERR routed to /dev/null or someplace equally
useless?)
Well, I say it's not the script's fault because it all worked previously. :)
Linuxadmin is set up as an administrator, so should have full read/write
capabilities. At this point, the backup script shows:
mount -t smbfs -o username=linuxadmin,password=password,workgroup=wowcorp
//backup/e /mnt/backup &>/root/backup_scripts/logs/`date
+"MOUNT-%y-%m-%d.log"`
if [ -f /mnt/backup/connected ]; then
rm -rf /mnt/backup/`date +"%A/"`
mkdir /mnt/backup/`date +"%A/"`
cp -r /home/shared/* /mnt/backup/`date +"%A/"`
1>/mnt/backup/logs/`date
+"DAILY-%y-%m-%d.log"` 2>/mnt/backup/logs/`date +"DAILY-%y-%m-%d.err"`
umount /mnt/backup &>/root/backup_scripts/logs/`date
+"MOUNT-%y-%m-%d.log"`
fi
----------------
The generated log appears completely empty, whereas the day before it
indicated:
SMB connection failed
15538: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
...since I had nothing set up at that time.
- Eve
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