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Re: Mountain Lion/SMB/symlinks
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2013-03-07
03:59 AM
2013-03-07
03:59 AM
Mountain Lion/SMB/symlinks
Hi,
I have a little problem with symlinks on samba share...
I added
to /etc/samba/smb.conf (global)
then added
to /etc/frontview/Shares.conf,
restarted samba with
and symlinks works corretly in Windows 8 but in Mountain Lion they doesnt...
Can anybody help me please?
I have a little problem with symlinks on samba share...
I added
unix extension = no
to /etc/samba/smb.conf (global)
then added
wide links = Yes
follow symlinks = Yes
to /etc/frontview/Shares.conf,
restarted samba with
/etc/init.d/samba restart
and symlinks works corretly in Windows 8 but in Mountain Lion they doesnt...
Can anybody help me please?
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2013-03-13
07:09 AM
2013-03-13
07:09 AM
Re: Mountain Lion/SMB/symlinks
Windows shortcuts,
Macintosh aliases,
and Unix symbolic links,
are all different. A Mac in the Finder, can follow both Aliases and Symbolic links but not Windows Shortcuts. Are you sure it is a Symbolic link? This would have to be created either on the Mac in Terminal.app, or on the ReadyNAS itself if you have enabled SSH access. A Windows client would not I believe be able to create a Symbolic link (unless it logs in the ReadyNAS via SSH).
Macintosh aliases,
and Unix symbolic links,
are all different. A Mac in the Finder, can follow both Aliases and Symbolic links but not Windows Shortcuts. Are you sure it is a Symbolic link? This would have to be created either on the Mac in Terminal.app, or on the ReadyNAS itself if you have enabled SSH access. A Windows client would not I believe be able to create a Symbolic link (unless it logs in the ReadyNAS via SSH).
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2013-03-13
02:23 PM
2013-03-13
02:23 PM
Re: Mountain Lion/SMB/symlinks
Yep, its symlink. I modified samb.conf, restarted samba (as I wrote above) and them created symlinks via Mac over SSH.
What I can't understand is that same symlinks works on Windows, Ubuntu and ElementaryOS but not on ML...
On my old NAS (Streamed eTrayz) I had same HDD setup/folder setup and symlinks worked fine on all OS.
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What I can't understand is that same symlinks works on Windows, Ubuntu and ElementaryOS but not on ML...
On my old NAS (Streamed eTrayz) I had same HDD setup/folder setup and symlinks worked fine on all OS.
Odesláno z mého Nexus 7 pomocí Tapatalk 2
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2013-03-14
09:10 AM
2013-03-14
09:10 AM
Re: Mountain Lion/SMB/symlinks
senel wrote: Yep, its symlink. I modified samb.conf, restarted samba (as I wrote above) and them created symlinks via Mac over SSH.
What I can't understand is that same symlinks works on Windows, Ubuntu and ElementaryOS but not on ML...
On my old NAS (Streamed eTrayz) I had same HDD setup/folder setup and symlinks worked fine on all OS.
I have created and used Symbolic links on my ReadyNAS via a Mac and they work fine but I have not tested them under Mountain Lion. I used the ln -s command. The difference in behavior might be down to 'hard' and 'soft' links (i.e. using or not using the -s flag).
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