To recap an earlier post, I'm using smbmount to mount a shared NT drive
on a RedHat5 box. I need to give access to that drive to
non-superusers, but I can't get the file permissions to change.
I've been websurfing looking for more info on this, but the HOWTO only
covers smbclient (can't use it for reasons I won't bother with here),
and the page at //samba.anu.edu.au/samba/docs isn't very helpful either;
the command line they recommend produces an smbmount usage error on my
machine.
man smbmount says that -g and -u options will set the gid and uid of the
share, but on my machine they appear to have no effect. Are they
switched off somewhere?
I've been looking at /etc/smb.conf, but that seems like it's mostly for
the server side.
Can someone please help? I know that there must be someone else doing
this.
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