Hi everyone, I run into this strange problem when I tried to mount SMB shares from Linux. Can someone help? Here are the setup: Linux box: Dual P3-866 Xeon with 512mb ram and 18gb SCSI HD, LM 7.1 with Samba 2.0.7-6mdk. This is connected to our corporate NT network. I tried the following while logging in as root: Suppose share I tried to access is "//ryserver/123". I did "smbclient -L ryserver -U username" and type in my password. This spits out tons of shares, of which "123" is one of them. I then tried "smbclient "\\\\ryserver\\123" -U username" and type in my password. I get to the SMB:> prompt. At this point I can't even do a "ls" or "dir": I keep getting "access denied". However, I *can* cd to directories that I know exist, but just can't see the content. I also tried "smbmount //ryserver/123 /mnt/qdrive -o username=blahblah,password=blahblah,rw". This mounts the share, as the command "mount" shows. However, "qdrive" doesn't even show up when I do "ls". If I tried cd to it, I get "permission denied". As soon as I "umount /mnt/qdrive", the directory re-appears! Anyone have any clue as to why this is happening? I can send print jobs to a printer on the NT network through smbclient w/o problems, but can't do anything with the disk shares. TIA for any help!! Andy
