Server config: OpenBSD 3.8 using Samba 3.0.13p0 from ports
Workstation(s): FC5 and FC4
When using cifs (FC4 and 5) the resources will mount but I do not
have access to the directories. When using smbfs (FC4) I *do* have
access to the directories. However, root (on the
workstation/cifs/FC4 and 5) has all the expected access to the same
directories. The directories in question are users homes, and on
the server they are given tight permissions (0700).
The directories are mounted at startup:
mount -t cifs //some/share /mnt/share -o
rw,user=joe,password=xxxxxxx,uid=joe,gid=joe
(all on a single line...)
For public-type directories (permissions of 0755 or 0775, for
example) I have all the browsing capability I would expect, though I
am still unable to write to directories to which I would otherwise
be able to write.
Again, when mounted as smbfs (FC4), I have all of the expected
access as my normal user (not root). Oh, Windows 2000 and XP Home
users also have all of the expected access to the shared directories.
Any thoughts/advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
