> > > and clean my glasses ;-) > > I totally misread '%U:%g@%I' > > %U session username > > %g primary group name of %u. > > Notice the difference in case of '%U' & '%u' > > Try '%G' instead, this is the primary group name of %U. > > I fix it to %U|%G|%Istill failed. It always shows input/output error when I run $touch file
On 08/08/2019 10:21, lampahome wrote:> > > ?and clean my glasses ;-) > > I totally misread '%U:%g@%I' > > ??????? %U session username > > ??????? %g primary group name of %u. > > Notice the difference in case of '%U' & '%u' > > Try '%G' instead, this is the primary group name of %U. > > I fix it to %U|%G|%I > still failed. It always shows input/output error when I run $touch fileIt is a possibility that your users primary group? doesn't exist on the computer where you are mounting from. It also might help if you say what your clients are, the users primary group only really makes sense from a Windows machine, where it should be 'Domain Users' (if a domain joined computer), or 'Users' if not. From a Unix client, the users primary group will also be the users private group, which is usually the same as the users name. Rowland
> > It is a possibility that your users primary group doesn't exist on the > computer where you are mounting from. > > It also might help if you say what your clients are, the users primary > group only really makes sense from a Windows machine, where it should be > 'Domain Users' (if a domain joined computer), or 'Users' if not. From a > Unix client, the users primary group will also be the users private > group, which is usually the same as the users name. > > Rowland >I check it by run groups ppp And it shows: ppp : ppp adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare So it should contain the samba group, but I only can't create file...