When you use ncpmount you need to add a -f 0777 -d 0777 to give all rights to
any
users on the system to that filesystem. So, for example, if you mount a netware
volume called vol1 on server1 you would do something like this:
ncpmount -S server1 -U username -P netwarepassword -f 0777 -d 0777 -u unixowner
-g unixownergroup /mnt/netware
This would mount netware volume vol1 on server server1 loging into the netware
server with a username of username and a password of netwarepassword to the
linux
path /mnt/netware. The /mnt/netware directory and all subdirectories would have
0777 permisions as would all of the files, and everything would be owned by
unixowner with a group ownership of unixownergroup. This of course doesn't
change the actual netware rights, but it sets the unix rights and ownership for
the mounted filesystem.
I hoped this helped.
--
Daniell Freed
Computer Services
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He who fights with monsters might take care
lest he thereby become a monster.
And if you gaze for long into an abyss,
the abyss gazes also into you.
Beyond Good and Evil
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzche
Dmitry Nosakin wrote:
> Hello samba-bugs,
>
> I trying to share by samba(2.0.3) allready maped novell directory
> (maped by ncpmount):
>
> ncpmount -S CAPITAL -U butthead -P 12345 /tmp/samba/novell
>
> smb.conf:
>
> [form618]
> comment = none
> writeable = Yes
> path = /tmp/samba/novell/bank/BANK/618_PO
> read only = No
> create mask = 0666
> guest ok = Yes
>
> But windows9x-clients may only read files from this share, can't
> write (access denied) :(
> With other (local, with same settings) shared directories all OK - users
can
> read/write..
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Dmitry mailto:dn@transcapital.com
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