Tony Heal wrote:
I am trying to mount an smbfs as the backup user and something is not
right. I can run this as root and it works fine
mount -t smbfs –o owner=backup -o lfs -o
username=administrator,password=XXXXXX //192.168.2.200/drobo /media/drobo/
yet when I mount it that way the backup user has no permissions. If I
try and mount it as the backup user I get a message stating only root
can do that.
mount: only root can do that
Anyone know how I can mount this so that the backup user can write to it
I don't know if there is anything different about smbfs, but when I get
that message from mount it means either:
There is no entry in /etc/fstab for that filesystem/mountpoint combo
or
There is an fstab entry, but it does not have the user option
HTH
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