I am trying to mount a windows network share via fstab so I can auto mount on boot I can do this via the command line and fstab but can only get proper read/write permissions from the mount smbfs command via the f and d parameters I need help applying these permissions via fstab As a first pass this command works
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sambaサーバーをにてたので、それをマウントするまでにべたことのまとめ。 mountコマンドでのマウント → fstab にしてののマウントのにやりました。 mountコマンドの マウントコマンドのは
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Samba is the standard Windows interoperability suite of programs for Linux and Unix Since 1992 Samba has provided secure stable and fast file and print services for all clients using the SMB/CIFS protocol such as all versions of DOS and Windows OS/2 Linux and many To share files through Samba see #Server section to access files shared through Samba on other machines please
fstab smb mount permissions I am mounting an smb share for access to a large jbod for a backup solution The vendor s software I am using is having trouble renaming a folder on the share for versioning purposes however If I manually rename from the console it works fine Ive tried this as root and a secondary admin user and they both work
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From that moment SMB filesystems in fstab no longer auto mounts on boot because the network is not yet ready when the system tries to mount network filesystems I don t know if this is related to my NIC RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller [10ec 8168] rev 0c but before I started to use NetworkManager SMB filesystems
iocharset=utf8 がされます Windows SMBをLinuxにマウントする、ほぼすべてのでされます。 Ubuntu VMにvhdxファイルをマウントしました。UbuntuVMからディスクにきむファイルはすべて、Windowsからみりになることをしたいです。
but fstab mount drive usb1 > /share/USB1 samba > /share file size limitation exists To fix this you can mount and shared individual drives But this would create multiple shared points on your network Or the better solution You can spoof SAMBA check for system space Where SAMBA share will report a higher value than the actual
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FSTAB with file authentication If you aren t cool with all linux users being able to see your windows password or you don t want programs you run without root to be able to see your windows username and password you can put the windows username and password in a separate file and make that file readable only by root
mount smb share in fstab fails Post by peer 2024 10 26 08 36 I am trying to mount an SMBshare in a qemu/kvm guest host os Debian 11 Kde Plasma guest os Debian 11 Lxde minimal cifs utils is installed I am able to mount the share in the terminal Code Select all
Since /etc/fstab has 644 permissions I would recommend using a keyring to store the credentials or save the file as root to /root/ cifs and chmod 600 it cutrightjm Sep 23 2024 at 15 11
Hello I have a linux machine/server with a smb file share setup in my home network works great However I m trying to automount that share in my manjaro kde plasma machine I can access the share just fine through dolphin with no issues BUT when I try including an entry with the fstab to automount that share it gives me the permission
I ve problem with mount a samba share at boot Already googled tried many solutions but no way There s an Ubuntu Server with Samba sharing a folder user password required I want to mount this shared folder with /etc/fstab in my Debian 64 bits Tried Code Select all
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I m looking for the best fstab options for mounting CIFS to Linux Mint Ubuntu/Debian with the highest security and performance I noticed that the default mounting only worked when I set the minimum share level to LANMAN but hours later I was able to mount SMB2/3 by adding the vers= argument Example
I m having trouble with permissions involving an SMB share hosted on another machine on my local network It appears that no matter what options I provide in the /etc/fstab or in a mount command ls l always yields drwxr xr x Here s the current /etc/fstab entry