Have you tried disabling selinux enforcing to at least verify that
selinux is a factor? I have found selinux by default restricts apache
from accessing non-root partitions even on internal drives. Also,
there should be a /var/log/secure log that may be showing the selinux
"errors." What file system is used on the external drive?
On 04/23/12 21:06, ED B wrote:> I am running fedora 15 with default selinux enforcing. I have set up the
configuration for several users who can access their home directories but none
of the shares on he external drive. I have run the setsebool commands listed in
the smb.conf file. I have run the testparm command and no issues are
identified. Here is one of the configured share directories in smb.conf:
> [Music] path = /mnt/raid1/external_storage1/Music valid users =
administrator, user1 read only = No browseable = No
> I tried running smbd -D -d 10 and the only output in the log files that
seems to complain is:
> client.logreceive_smb_raw_talloc failed for client 192.168.1.99 read error
= NT_STATUS_END_OF_FILEServer exit (failed to receive smb request)
> smbd.logDeleting serverid.tdb record failed: NT_STATUS_NOT_FOUND
>
> No clue on what that means. Google is not helping.