when you login as root do:
ls -la
The files in root user home directory are mostly hidden. When you first login as root just do a "cd /" to get to root of system drive.
I'm doing some reading. Some things I've read says Samba has issues connecting with Windows Home edition. Are your XP machines all Windows Professional???
I believe David was on right track. Have you tried to put in username like this:
To sign into XP
HOSTNAMEofyourNAS\username
say you omv server is ip 192.168.1.90 you would do
for username: 192.168.1.90\username
then password: password
I tested this old style to change domain and it worked on win 7. I don't have an xp machine to test. Not even a vm.
Zitat von "tekkbebe"I tested this old style to change domain and it worked on win 7. I don't have an xp machine to test. Not even a vm.
Old style? I didn't know how to do this till third year of training, my trainer looked with big eyes at me as I asked him how to change the domain when not available in the drop down menu :o
Greetings
David
I said that because in win 7 it's done auto.
Did you try this method to sign in via your xp machines???
To sign in to OMV shared folder from XP in network places:
HOSTNAMEofyourNAS\username
say you omv server is ip 192.168.1.90 you would do (192.168.1.90 should be whatever your OMV ip address is)
for username: 192.168.1.90\username
then password: password
to sign in omv shared folder from network places...
username: ipaddressofomv\omvusername
password: passwordofomvuser
This format works on win7
Let some time go by and maybe another XP user will give some info...
I did that format on my machine and it worked fine. I would chmod your omv shared folder to 775. I don't think you want other users to be able to write.
chmod -R 775 sharedfoldername
Zitat von "friedsonjm"[...]
EDIT: right now the directory is drwxrws---+ if that is any help...
Thats 770.
Could you post a screenshot of the ACL and Priviliges section of the shared folder you're trying to access with all of your accounts?
Greetings
David
Thank, please see below: EDIT: not sure why but to see these, click and open image in new tab may be needed...
https://docs.google.com/file/d…4YkhlYXc/edit?usp=sharing
Well then I'm out of ideas where to look for the error. All Priviliges and ACLs are setup correctly.
But can you post your /etc/samba/smb.conf here? Maybe something is messed up in there. Also post your /etc/openmediavault.conf
Greetings
David
Why would you need that ? Enable SSH in the webinterface and login with PuTTY via SSH. You can copy the ouput from there to your clipboard by just using left click. See here:
http://forums.openmediavault.o…wtopic.php?p=17030#p17030
Greetings
David
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