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Bassmann
Guest
Hi there,
I have a Debian 8 system running Samba and are having trouble with the shares. There are 2 shares of which 1 is accessible and the other isn't.
Here's what I have checked.
- Samba has a valid user setup to access shares. I'm using the same account to access both shares
- The permissions on the 2 shared folders are identical
- The share setup in the smb.conf is identical except for the path and share name.
- I can browse to both shares from 'Browse Network' on the local machine and a windows desktop on the same network.
- The share I can access is in my Home directory
- The one I cannot is on a 2nd HHD, xvdc. Its formatted, has a label, is mounted and I can read write files to it.
The path comes up as
/media/root/Data_FS1/Shares/Data
where Data_FS1 is the label of the partition.
In the smb.conf its entered as
path = /media/root/Data_FS1/Shares/Data
I'm not sure what to do next. Any sugestions appreciate.
I have a Debian 8 system running Samba and are having trouble with the shares. There are 2 shares of which 1 is accessible and the other isn't.
Here's what I have checked.
- Samba has a valid user setup to access shares. I'm using the same account to access both shares
- The permissions on the 2 shared folders are identical
- The share setup in the smb.conf is identical except for the path and share name.
- I can browse to both shares from 'Browse Network' on the local machine and a windows desktop on the same network.
- When I try to access the working share on the local machine via 'Browse Network' it prompts be for user and password and then accepts it. When I try to access the non working share it keeps bouncing me back to password screen
- The share I can access is in my Home directory
- The one I cannot is on a 2nd HHD, xvdc. Its formatted, has a label, is mounted and I can read write files to it.
The path comes up as
/media/root/Data_FS1/Shares/Data
where Data_FS1 is the label of the partition.
In the smb.conf its entered as
path = /media/root/Data_FS1/Shares/Data
I'm not sure what to do next. Any sugestions appreciate.