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2005 Mar 08
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Re: [linux-cifs-client] Mounting directories below share level
...on't have rights to.
As I said in my mail of 7th March, I can "mount -t smb" a share that I have
no rights to; however I cannot "mount -t cifs" the same share. If I set
cifsFYI to 1, I get the attached information logged through syslog. I
assume, naively, that it is the cifs_read_inode that generates the
ACCESS_DENIED error.
Just to save going back up the thread, the command I tried was:
mount -t cifs //ip.address/UserShare1$ /mnt -v -o
user=test,pass=******,netbiosname=ma
As the mount appears to have been OK, can I stop cifs trying to access the
share after mount? I tr...