aoaaron Posted August 23, 2011 Posted August 23, 2011 I set my user share 'media' to read + write for everyone. *(rw,insecure) In MAC OSX, under disk utility: remote nfs url: nfs://tower/mnt/user/media mount location: /volumes/network/media I press save, it verifies and says its fine. under finder, i found /volumes/network but when I click media I get "you don't have permission to view its contents". What have I done wrong? I did exactly the same on my dad's macbook and it loaded perfectly but for mine, I keep having permissions rejected.
Keevil Posted June 19, 2012 Posted June 19, 2012 Were you able to fix this issue, as im getting the exact same error?
mrow Posted June 20, 2012 Posted June 20, 2012 Shouldn't the remote NFS path be "nfs://tower/media/" ? At least for Samba and AFP shares, including the flash drive and cache drive with Samba, are accessed by {protocol}://{server name}/{share} I don't use NFS so I don't know if that works differently for some reason.
Keevil Posted June 20, 2012 Posted June 20, 2012 In my personal case it was because the files were created by root:root and not nobody:users in addition to that they also had very restrictive file permissions. I ran two commands, 'chown' then 'chmod' and all was fixed. Also i am now using AFP instead to restrict access with different users.
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