Windows clients can Read/Write but Ubuntu client can only Read

  • I can't seem to figure out why I am unable to write to mounted CIFS/SMB shares using my Ubuntu box. The same share folders are mounted to my Windows 10 PCs using the same account and it has have full read/write access. When I mount the same folders in Ubuntu with the same user I can only read.


    Every time I try to create a file or folder in the mounted CIFS/SMB folder I get permission denied. I can only create files or folders if I use sudo. I assume it must be a permission issue, but I am unsure what permissions I need to add in OMV. The user "media" has R/W permission to the folder. I have used the OMV extra tool to make sure to reset the permissions and remove ACL.


    Settings in OMV:





    line in /etc/fstab from Ubuntu box:

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    # mount media download folder
    //nas2.lesl.pw/media /mnt cifs credentials=/home/mediauser/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,rw 0 0


    output of df from Ubuntu box:


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    Filesystem            1K-blocks      Used  Available Use% Mounted on
    udev                    1006344         0    1006344   0% /dev
    tmpfs                    204820      3252     201568   2% /run
    /dev/sda1              15349744   1652000   12894980  12% /
    tmpfs                   1024092         0    1024092   0% /dev/shm
    tmpfs                      5120         0       5120   0% /run/lock
    tmpfs                   1024092         0    1024092   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
    //nas2.lesl.pw/media 6228303224 189799024 6038438664   4% /mnt
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    Because your using fstab the mount is mapped to root. If you are using a desktop the the file browser should be fine. Otherwise use uid in the fstab line.
    That is described in the ubuntu wiki for mounting cifs.

  • Because your using fstab the mount is mapped to root. If you are using a desktop the the file browser should be fine. Otherwise use uid in the fstab line.
    That is described in the ubuntu wiki for mounting cifs.

    Thanks! That fixed the problem. I don't know how I missed the uid option when I was reading the wiki... I guess I shouldn't setup NAS while low on sleep. :(

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