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Error ReadyNas 212 for create mount cifs
Hello, everyone! I'm trying to mount a folder on the NAS to the server Ubuntu. I write: "sudo mount.cifs //192.168.2.43/php_backup /mnt/php/ -o noperm user=myuser" or "sudo mount.cifs //192.168.2....
vov1969 wrote:
"sudo mount.cifs //192.168.2.43/php_backup /mnt/php/
Try this
sudo mount.cifs -o username=admin //192.168.2.43/php_backup /mnt/php/ If this works, then you can try other user accounts.
myuser@ubntSRV:~$ sudo mount.cifs -o user=admin //192.168.2.20/BackUpPhP /mnt/php/
Couldn't chdir to //192.168.2.20/BackUpPhP: No such file or directory
vov1969 wrote:Couldn't chdir to //192.168.2.20/BackUpPhP: No such file or directory
Did you run chdir after the mount command?
Assuming you did: you mounted to /mnt/php, so you'd need to chdir to there.
I don't run chdir. When I run -o before "//192.168... /mnt/...", it is "Couldn't chdir to //192.168.2.20/BackUpPhP: No such file or directory", and when I run -o after "192.168... /mnt/..." it's all right.
vov1969 wrote:
and when I run -o after "192.168... /mnt/..." it's all right.
Except you can't access the folder. FWIW, when I put the user name at the end, I also can't access the folder. No idea why.
But when I use the syntax I posted, I do have access to it.
Note, I am not running ubuntu. I tested out the command using another ReadyNAS - the share is on my RN102, the mount was done on an RN526x.
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