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I have a Windows7 share that I want to mount in my home directory ( I'm using xubuntu 14.04.3 which has the thundar file manager ).
I can use smbclient to see ( ls ) the share and files I wish to access. I have set up .smb/smbnetfs.auth as shown below ( password is not 'password' :) ), using values which work for smbclient.
.smb/smbnetfs.conf is rather large, but I have not changed it - it appears to be set up to use the auth file.
I have added the user to the fuse group.
I have changed the workgroup setting in smb.conf ( and restarted smbd ).
However, when I issue the command :
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smbnetfs ~/mountdir
all that happens is that mountdir contains a directory 'WORKGROUP' which has no contents. There is no domain or workgroup called 'WORKGROUP' on my network, the machine which has the share belongs to the 'HOME' workgroup.
--- smbnetfs.auth ---
auth 'BLACK/Black_E' 'HOME/mderouss' 'password'
--- smbnetfs.conf ---
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.. # read auth data from ~/.smb/smbnetfs.auth include 'smbnetfs.auth'..
--- smb.conf ---.. # Change this to the workgroup/NT-domain name your Samba server will part of workgroup = HOME..
I see many reports of this type in auth.log, but have no idea if they are relevant in any way :
Nov 8 01:22:00 mark-PC smbd[9241]: pam_unix(samba:session): session closed for user nobody
Any ideas ?
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1 Answer
OK, problem solved.
I changed the auth file to :
auth 'HOME' 'mderouss' 'password'
This did not solve the problem.
Then I also corrected a problem I noticed in the nmbd log ( /var/log/samba/log.nmbd ) :
I changed the hostname to 'mark-lab1', and whoopee, smbnetfs now works and I have my smb network mounted where I want it :).
I think what was going on was that my hostname was ( for reasons unknown ) being truncated to nothing, although exactly how that would lead to this problem I don't know.
Cheers,Mark
