[Klug-general] mapping windows shares in a domain

[Dan Attwood]

it's got Win2k3 on and it's defiently the correct password.



On 21/07/06, alan <alan at comm-tech.org> wrote:
>
> If I try to mount a remote share with an incorrect password i get this:
>
> 965: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
> SMB connection failed
>
> What version of samba is the server running.... or what version of doze
> is it infected with?
>
>
> ======================================
> Dan Attwood wrote:
> > ok.
> >
> > It fails at the last command with:
> >
> > 5467: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
> > SMB connection failed
> >
> > I can access the share no problem via the network browser in nautilus,
> > however apart form being slow this doesn't give thumbnails for
> > pictures or allow and collection to be made with something like F-spot
> > - with 25,000 odd pictures on our drives a decent photo manager is
> > pretty important.
> >
> > dan
> >
> > On 21/07/06, *alan* < alan at comm-tech.org <mailto:alan at comm-tech.org>>
> > wrote:
> >
> >     #Try a step by step with smb. The problem with mounting smb shares
> >     is usually with permissions. Let us know how far you get in these
> >     steps, that will give a clue to the problem.
> >
> >     smbclient -L serverIPaddress -U smb-username
> >     (enter password)
> >
> >     #You should see a bunch of shares listed, as well as the other
> >     stuff collected from other smb browsers. If that worked then try:
> >
> >     smbclient //serverIPaddress/sharename -U your-smb-username
> >     (enter password)
> >
> >     #This should give you a little ftp-like native smb-client prompt.
> >     If this worked (exit to get out) then try actually mounting an smb
> >     share
> >
> >     sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=your-smb-username
> >     //ipaddress/sharename /mnt/mountpoint (all on 1 line)
> >
> >     #That will mount it as readonly for anyone except root, but if
> >     that works then your ready  for the fstab. The equivalent fstab
> >     entry is like this:
> >
> >     //ipaddress/sharename      /mnt/mountpoint  smbfs
> >     username=your-smb-username,password=yourpassword   0 0 (all on 1
> line)
> >     sudo mount /mnt/mountpoint
> >
> >     Have found in dapper that using smb:///username@serverIP/sharename
> >     in address bar of nautilus can access smb devices normal user
> >     read/write no problems..
> >
> >     =================================
> >     Dan Attwood wrote:
> >     I've been buggering about with Ubuntu at work again and I've been
> >     trying to make mapping shares to my domain server work, with vert
> >     little sucess.
> >
> >     I've followed the instructions on the unofficial ubuntu guide and
> >     as such i've created a .smbcredentials with my username and
> >     password, i've created the local folder to map the share to and
> >     i've created a line in fstab
> >
> >     When ever i run sudo mount -a it goes away and does it's thing
> >     without complaining. when I try an open the  local folder though
> >     it won't work, it just says 'access was denied'
> >
> >     I've also tried smb4k which shows all the shares as greyed out.
> >
> >     hmmmm
> >     dan
> >
> >
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