On Jul 27, 2011, at 3:05 PM, Jerry LeVan wrote: > Hi, > > Something funky is going on… > > I have lion installed on all of my macs. > > I have a couple of fedora 15 boxes also. > > On the Fedora box, using a 'goto server' dialog > I can smb mount mac directories on the fedora box. > > ie a window pops open and I can see all of the > files and directories, *but* I cannot copy > the files from the window to the fedora box > and I also cannot copy files from fedora to > the window representing the mac directory.
On Fedora, if you: ls -le this Mac hosted directory, what do you get? If the permissions are compatible with reading files (not just getting a listing of the directory) and you can write into the directory, then I wonder what happens if you use cp. Hang? Error? Anything relevant in dmesg or messages/system.log on either machine? > My gut feeling is that I have to somehow tell > the mac smb daemon the the shared directories > on the mac can made read/write by the fedora > box. Yeah. Maybe wait for 10.7.1, if history repeats itself it should be available really soon. If that doesn't fix it or you have to have SMB now, I agree with LuKreme to just install SAMBA3. Or alternatively wade through Netatalk (its configuration I found pretty straightforward, the performance is better than SMB between Linux and Mac OS, you get Time Machine support, and if you have all the Zeroconf stuff installed on Fedora you can get Mac OS Bonjour to see the Fedora AFP service and vice versa. yum install nss-mdns avahi avahi-devel avahi-tools I compiled the most recent beta of Netatalk rather than installing the older one available through the repo. Chris Murphy _______________________________________________ MacOSX-admin mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-admin
