Ok, I got it to work now... by using the uid= option in the mount command.
Chris Louden wrote:
Brian, if I understand you correctly you are establishing the
connection via SMB on your linux box? That should work but its
unnecessary. Why use windows protocol to connect from one Linux box to
another. SMB is there so that Windows computer can connect to it.
Linux boxes should be able to connect though more native means. I
would connect via ssh or use the Gnome Places/Connect to Server/ and
establish a connection with Nautilus over ssh. That way you would have
a graphic interface if needed.
From what I know about smbnetfs I think it was created to connect
Linux/BSD boxes to Windows servers, not other Linux Servers emulating
SMB.
I could be wrong though.
-Chris
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 1:10 AM, Brian Green <[email protected]> wrote:
Hey,
So I am using Crunchbang Linux (Ubuntu 8.10 derived) and have an
existing anonymous samba share setup on a separate server that I use to
backup files. The samba share works perfectly read/write from my wife's
MS Windows based PC. Using a tool called smbnetfs, I can connect from my
linux PC read/write to the samba share, but I get disconnected everytime
I begin writing files. So I want to know if you guys can help me mount
my anonymous samba share using the regular mount tools in linux and have
read/write capability. So far all my attempts have given me only read
capability.
Thanks,
-Brian G.
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