[SOLVED] network disk with RW right problem

[Guest]

Hi
I have network NAS disk in home network (192.168.5.198).
I can mount folder "A" from this disk on my Kubuntu, but I can not set WRITE rights for that folder.
I was using that commend:


sudo mount -t cifs -o user="A",password="A",rw,exec //192.168.5.198/A /mnt/terabajt

where:
A - user login, password and folder name - every set on NAS disk via www disk page, user A has set RW rights
terabajt - folder where "A" is mounting

I can read everything in A (in "terabajt" folder) but I CAN NOT delete, write or create folder

sudo chmod +rwx /mnt/terabajt - doesn't help

Does anyone know where I make mistake?

[skunk]

Re: network disk with RW right problem

Did you try specifying the unix credentials as well as modes in the mount command?
I use this command

sudo mount -t cifs //dosmachine/dosshare /full/path/to/mount/point -o username=winname,password=winpassword,uid=unixname,gid=unixgroup,file_mode=0640,dir_mode=0750

Also, I used username= instead of your user=

[Guest]

Re: network disk with RW right problem

Thank You very much - that options gives me full right in remote folder
Regards
Rob