On (19/06/02 05:35), Michael Turley didst pronounce:
>> mount -t smbfs -o username=myname,password=mypass
> //win/share /mnt/win/ however gives me the following
> error:
>> session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access
> denied.)
> SMB connection failed
> From my experience, this is usually caused by wrong username and/or
password. Can you access the share using smbclient //win/share using
that username and password?
> and mount -t smbfs //dubint01/ifsc
> /mnt/dubfap01_backup/ with no password gives me:
>> Anonymous login successful
> 14610: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess
> (Access denied.)
> SMB connection failed
>This looks like permissions aswell. I've seen the tree connect error
before and it's usually because the share no longer exists (if the
folder was renamed or deleted). However, because of the ERRnoaccess, I
reckon it's permissions on the folder locally on the computer. It
could be set so that only certain a/c's are allowed read it. Can you
access the share as the owner of the share (ie. use their username and
password)?
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Chat ya later,
John.
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