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Many thanks for all the help with this, it looks very promising for what we are trying to do. I'm following on from this and still getting problems, probably from my own lack of knowledge. If I do: root@ma:~# mount -t smb -o username=test //time.cfs/usershare1$ /mnt Password: root@ma:~# df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on .. other file systems .. //time.cfs/usershare1$ 153600 1200 152400 1% /mnt root@ma:~# ls /mnt ls: /mnt: Permission denied root@ma:~# but if I do (after umount /mnt):...

...unt -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 tried -o noserverino but it comes back as an unknown option. mount.cifs version 1.5 kernel 2.6.9 TIA for any help & advice John John Landamo...