Does anyone know if there is something in SELinux that would prevent fileshare access? I have set up a network server box using ubuntu. The exports sets up fine and the fstab works OK on other ubuntu boxes; when I exit ubuntu and boot into Centos 6.3, the one I plan to run RD in, I get a 'you don't have permission to access contents error' when I attempt to view the share.
The folders to mount the share in were created exactly the same way in centos as ubuntu (ie root created all subfolders in the media folder from terminal). fstab entry adding the same share also duplicated. appears to go through mount process with no error but when I attempt to view contents in file manager I get an X or restricted due to permissions error. any pointers would be a help thanks Andy ps anyone looking to update grub for centos to dual boot an added ubuntu OS do a search of man or help for "grubby" command in centos worked for me. _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
