Ladon

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  1. I messed with the gid and uid settings a bit but its a bit over my head at the moment and couldn't get it to function correctly. As a temp solution I went ahead and set all the permissions to the files to 777 and that did the trick. Everything is working perfectly now.
  2. I was able to map the shares using this method, however I am also unable to access the files in the share. Apparently SUA in Vista doesn't have the User Name Mapping feature and the only way to get this functionality is by having a server present on the network that is running Active Directory. I was however able to change the permissions on the share, then a single folder and then a single file by giving Owner Group and Other all RWX access. The problem is I have over 6500 files and I am not going to do this individually. Is there any way to give full access to Owner Group and Other to all files in a share at once? I'm not really concerned with the security implications of this. I just want to be able to access all my files without having to set up another server running User Name Mapping.
  3. Yes, any help from the experts would be very helpful. I can't seem to get NFS shares to work between Unraid and Windows Vista after about 3 hours of messing with it. I've done the following: Executed samba stop in Unraid to be sure I would be using NSF Added 192.168.1.100(rw) to all of the NSF exports Installed Services for NFS / Client for NFS on Vista Installed Subsystem for Unix-based Applications on Vista When I attempt execute the command mount 192.168.1.3:/movies w: I get a Network Error 53 which is Network Path not found. I've disabled all firewalls on the Vista machine. Am I missing any critical steps to get this up and running?