I need to access several Windows domain shares from my linux box. I can access
both shares from
a Win box where I use my domain login. I placed my domain credentials in
/home/przemek/.smb_credentials
and I can successfully mount one of the shares:
mount.cifs '//elwood.nist.gov/61_NCNR/610' /mnt/ --verbose -o
uid=przemek,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials
parsing options: uid=przemek,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials
Domain NIST
mount.cifs kernel mount options
unc=//elwood.nist.gov\61_NCNR,user=przemek,domain=NIST,pass=mypass,ver=1,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials,uid=500,prefixpath=610
df
//elwood.nist.gov/61_NCNR/610 21893480448 14847986400 7045494048 68% /mnt
umount /mnt
but not the other one:
mount.cifs '//ociosfs.nist.gov/plan$/NCNR' /mnt/ --verbose -o
uid=przemek,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials
parsing options: uid=przemek,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials
Domain NIST
mount.cifs kernel mount options
unc=//ociosfs.nist.gov\plan$,user=przemek,domain=NIST,pass=mypass,ver=1,credentials=/home/przemek/.smb_credentials,uid=500,prefixpath=NCNR
mount error(13): Permission denied
How could I check what is going on? Is there more info to collect on
the Linux end on why it's denied? Are there questions to ask the
Windows domain/server admins? The two shares are on different
servers, and the failing one is a hidden share (plan$), but as I said,
they are both simply visible within Windows.
