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User for Usershare doesn't appear to have full write privs

JRubenol
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Hi All,

 

I have a user set up just for the purposes of a smb share. The user works great within my media clients and I can delete files fine (again within my media client) but when I mount the directory in my Linux client I don't seem to have write privileges. I can see things fine but I can't actually copy/paste things into the directories.

 

My mount is straight forward:

sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.0.245/Media /mnt/Tower -o credentials=/home/[myUser]/.smbcredentials
 

Once I do that, I see my shared folders fine on my client but again, cannot copy/paste at all. In unraid settings, the user has full read/write privileges as far as I can tell.

 

Help appreciated.

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