[snip] > > > > > > Nix. The difference is that if "user" is given, any non-root user can > > > mount it and only the same user can unmount it. With "users", any user > > > can mount it, and *any* user can unmount it > > > > Okay, I changed "user" to "users" in my fstab, umounted my share, mounted > > it back with 'mount -a' and then i did following: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> umount /mnt/data > > Trying to unmount when /sbin/umount.cifs not installed suid > > Trying to unmount when /sbin/umount.cifs not installed suid > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> sudo chmod +s /sbin/umount.cifs > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> umount /mnt/data > > Not permitted to unmount > > Not permitted to unmount > > > > What does this now mean? Weird eh? > > maybe it because uid and guid, try to remove them, and try to mount again. > IMHO, when mounting shared samba folder with uid options, you must > have the same uid too. nope even without uid and gid entry i get this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> umount /mnt/data Not permitted to unmount Not permitted to unmount
Any other ideas? Thank you! -- chEErs Ron -- chEErs Ron -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
