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2013-08-22
09:28 AM
2013-08-22
09:28 AM
Can't mount shares
Various version of this issue seem to be present on the forum but I can't seem to find anyone with this problem. I just installed ReadyNAS Remote on a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.8.4. Setup went fine, as did the add-on for the NAS (NV+, firmware ver 4.1.12). The NAS shows up in my Finder, and when I connect, I can see a list of shares. But I can only mount one of them, and that's when I'm logged on as the NAS admin. When I choose any of the rest, I get either a quick shake "no" of the share list window, or it disappears and nothing mounts. I've tried logging on as Guest, and as the user I set up and accepted in ReadyNAS Remote. Sometimes I can get a different share to mount, but only sporadically; the only one I can get to mount consistently is one I don't need remote access to. I also tried adding a new "clean" share just now, but it won't mount either. All of my shares have both AFP and CFS enabled, nothing else, and I have no restrictions on them. I'm kind of a noob with this stuff, so I'd appreciate any help I can get.
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2013-08-22
09:35 AM
2013-08-22
09:35 AM
Re: Can't mount shares
Maybe try this:
1. Go to Share listings
2. Click Cifs icon of the specific share name (afp, nfs will work just as well)
3. Go to Advance Options tab
4. Share folder owner: (type the share name)
5. Share folder group: (nogroup)
6. Put a check on "Set ownership and permission for existing files and folders in this share to the above settings" and click Apply.
1. Go to Share listings
2. Click Cifs icon of the specific share name (afp, nfs will work just as well)
3. Go to Advance Options tab
4. Share folder owner: (type the share name)
5. Share folder group: (nogroup)
6. Put a check on "Set ownership and permission for existing files and folders in this share to the above settings" and click Apply.
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2013-08-22
11:55 AM
2013-08-22
11:55 AM
Re: Can't mount shares
I tried this for the one share that I really need to mount; no go. The folder owner and group were already populated as you suggest, so I checked the "Set.....". I'm on my LAN now (I was remote before), but the results are still the same: no matter how I log in, I can mount on share that I don't need remote access to, never to the one I really need, and occasionally some others. There doesn't seem to be a pattern. I'll set all the shares as you suggest and restart everything to see if that helps. Thanks for your suggestion; I'll get back to you.
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2013-08-22
08:03 PM
2013-08-22
08:03 PM
Re: Can't mount shares
The ownership and permissions setting won't stay set. I check it and click Apply, but it unchecks all by itself. Any suggestions? I really appreciate your help. I"m trying to give my out-of-town daughters access to their files.
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