For some reason, I did not have samba server
installed. I had samba client, and when I installed
the samba server, everything worked as it should.
--- Hyung Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to mount a samba share so that userA has full
> read and write access. For userA, the uid is 500
I want to mount a samba share so that userA has full
read and write access. For userA, the uid is 500 and
the gid is 100. I issued the following command:
mount -t smbfs -o
username=userA,password=passwd,uid=500,gid=100
//srv/tmp /mnt/x
When I check the user and group for /mnt/x (ls -l
/mnt/x),
