View Full Version : [ubuntu] hardy mount remote password protected smb share
hp3
July 5th, 2008, 08:03 PM
I have tried smbclient in a terminal, and I have access to the share
#smbclient //server-name/disk3 -R<myuserid>
works fine, but not in the GUI, and that is more than hard to be without.
How do I do this from the GUI? ON 6.06 LTS server this works fine.
What is the trick in hardy desktop edition?
bodhi.zazen
July 5th, 2008, 08:13 PM
Either :
Places -> Network -> navigate to share
Places -> Connect to Server -> enter ip/server name
Open Nautilus ( Places -> Home) enter smb://server/share in the navigation bar ("Location : ")
Then enter user and pw
hp3
July 6th, 2008, 06:03 AM
I can mount smb shares, but all files are read only when using the GUI tools. how can I change that? if I use smbclient from a terminal, I can delete files or create new.
hp3
July 8th, 2008, 06:43 PM
ok, I have learned some more.
When I connect to the server, my files are created as nobody and the
the group is wheel. (BSD server), but all windows clients gets correct
owner and file permissions. If I mouunt with smbclient I am my self again, and giving my password all is fine. No password when using nautilus.
I hope some one can help me solve this.
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