Didier Brachet
2000-Mar-17 11:13 UTC
Problem creating links in a file system mounted with samba.
Hi All, I am trying to create a link in a file system mounted by samba. The file system is exported by a Solaris 2.7 samba server (using samba 2.0.6) and I use a linux client (RedHat 6.1) running samba 2.0.5a. I mount the samba file system on the linux box using the command: smbmount "//<UNIX host name>/<exported name>" <mountpoint> username=$USER,uid=$USER,gid=$GROUP The file system is mounted correctly, I can read file, follow links, create new files and new directories in this file system from the linux box but when I try to create a link, I get the following error: ln -s sourcedir destinationdir ln: cannot create symbolic link `destinationdir' to `sourcedir': Operation not permitted I don't know if this is feasible or if I have a problem in the samba server configuration, I have not found any documentation about this. Thanks, Didier Brachet