January 27, 201313 yr OK, I have read a few threads here showing how to mount unRAID shares on another machine running Linux but for the life of me I cannot get it working. I am thinking that there is a setting on my unRAID machine itself that I need to change. My machine is running Linux Mint 13, and I have installed the cifs utilities package. The command I am using is as follows: //192.168.0.189/Backups /mnt/Backups cifs username=<user>,password=<pwd>,noperms,uid=nobody,gid=users 0 0 The response back in the terminal is: bash: //192.168.0.189/Backups: No such file or directory Is there something I need to do on the unRAID side of things to make my shares available to mount in Linux? I can browse to the shares using nautilus but I simply cannot mount them. I need to mount my backups directory so I can point my backup utility there.
January 28, 201313 yr OK, I have read a few threads here showing how to mount unRAID shares on another machine running Linux but for the life of me I cannot get it working. I am thinking that there is a setting on my unRAID machine itself that I need to change. My machine is running Linux Mint 13, and I have installed the cifs utilities package. The command I am using is as follows: //192.168.0.189/Backups /mnt/Backups cifs username=<user>,password=<pwd>,noperms,uid=nobody,gid=users 0 0 The response back in the terminal is: bash: //192.168.0.189/Backups: No such file or directory Is there something I need to do on the unRAID side of things to make my shares available to mount in Linux? I can browse to the shares using nautilus but I simply cannot mount them. I need to mount my backups directory so I can point my backup utility there. you are missing the word "mount" and the mount options. mount -t cifs -o username=server_user,password=secret,noperms,uid=nobody,gid=users //192.168.0.189/Backups /mnt/Backups
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