Permission on NT filesystem

[Manuel_8]

Hello guys,
I've create a new directory "/appoggio" and with 777 permission and with km:km owner.
If I execute ll command I see the following output:

drwxrwxrwx 3 km km ....appoggio........
I've execute bdf and i see that filesystem is mounting.

I've mount a NT filesystem on this directory trough the follow command:

cifsmount \\pc_mio\shared /appoggio -U administrator -I 10.10.10.10
I reexecute the ll comand and now i see :
drwxrwxrwx 3 root sys ....appoggio........

I've try to change directory's owner, but nothing happened.
If another user log on the system and go under /appoggio, can't accessing.
If I execute the bdf command I don't see the mounting file system.

can I do.

Thanks

[S.K. Chan]

Have you try mounting it using "mount" instead by specifying the FS type "cifs" in the mount command .. for example .. check (man 1m mount).

# mount -F cifs -o username=administrator \\pc_mio\shared /appoggio

[Manuel_8]

I've try to execute mount -F cifs -o username=administrator \\pc_mio\shared /appogio
and I've see the follow output:

root / =>mount -F cifs \\pc_mio\shared /appoggio
mount: absolute path name is required for \pc_mioshared

What can I try to do.

Thanks

[S.K. Chan]

I'm sorry .. the syntax should be ..

# mount -F cifs -o username=administrator :/shared /appoggio

Take a look at these threads too ..
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0xe5ea911284f5d5118ff40090279cd0f9,00.html
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x0d86dfe5920fd5118fef0090279cd0f9,00.html

[Manuel_8]

I try to execute this command

mount -F cifs -o username=administrator :/shared /appoggio

The command don't give me an error when I execute, but When I execute bdf I see this error:

NFS access failed for server pc_mio:
RPC: Remote system error
NFS fsstat failed for server pc_mio:
RPC: Remote system error
bdf: /appoggio: I/O error


What can I do?

[Giorgio Tassi]

Finally I was resolve the problem.
For change the permissio I log on the unix machine like the user owner and execute teh cifslogin command.
Now it's possible change the permission.

Thanks