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Samba and CD shared
Hi,
I recently upgrade my Linux to 2.0.29 version and samba 1.9.16p10.
Now, my cdrom (Sony CD33A) directory is a share, but I can't run any program or open any file from W95. Win reports:
Can not open the file..... when I make a double-click in a .txt file
The media is write-protected... when I make double-click in a .exe file
I can browse th cd perfectly.
All others shares over ext2 and msdos FS are OK.
I recently upgrade my Linux to 2.0.29 version and samba 1.9.16p10.
Now, my cdrom (Sony CD33A) directory is a share, but I can't run any program or open any file from W95. Win reports:
Can not open the file..... when I make a double-click in a .txt file
The media is write-protected... when I make double-click in a .exe file
I can browse th cd perfectly.
All others shares over ext2 and msdos FS are OK.
ASKER
Permission has not changed, and are equal to oders shares
Right,,
Seems like this is a problem with the smb.conf file..
Heres the cdrom bit from mine..
[CDROM]
comment = cdorm
path = /mnt/cdrom
public = yes
writable = yes
printable = no
write list = @staff
try that ..
Shane
Seems like this is a problem with the smb.conf file..
Heres the cdrom bit from mine..
[CDROM]
comment = cdorm
path = /mnt/cdrom
public = yes
writable = yes
printable = no
write list = @staff
try that ..
Shane
ASKER
I try with
write list = @staff
and
write list = fsimo
It doesn't work. The other params are same.
Thanks anyway
write list = @staff
and
write list = fsimo
It doesn't work. The other params are same.
Thanks anyway
Could it be a problem with upper and lowercase filenames?
I had the same problem once on a harddrive with '95 clients.
Adding the entries case sensitive = no to smb.conf solved
the problems in my case.
I had the same problem once on a harddrive with '95 clients.
Adding the entries case sensitive = no to smb.conf solved
the problems in my case.
ASKER
I'm very sorry, but nothing seems work.
I'll get the source distribution and recompile it
I'll get the source distribution and recompile it
Try a read only share device , make sure that your cdrom is mount before starting samba and try this configuration ...
[CDROM]
comment = cdorm
path = /mnt/cdrom
public = yes
writable = no
printable = no
[CDROM]
comment = cdorm
path = /mnt/cdrom
public = yes
writable = no
printable = no
ASKER
I tryed it already.
Hi
I have the same problem, my solution was to install the MARS-NWE
Novell server emulation and it worked fine
This software can be found at
http://www.SerNet.DE/vl/linux-lan/
Regards
Michael
I have the same problem, my solution was to install the MARS-NWE
Novell server emulation and it worked fine
This software can be found at
http://www.SerNet.DE/vl/linux-lan/
Regards
Michael
When you omunted the cdrom under linux is it mounted RO (read-only) for local users to that system. My guess is that there is a file perms problem still and it could well have something to do with the mount. Check your mount parameters and let me know how you go...
Regards,
Jason
Regards,
Jason
Hi Jason Unicorntech,
i had the same problem with Samba but not with marsnwe.
So i think it has nothing to do with permissions.
Regards Michael
i had the same problem with Samba but not with marsnwe.
So i think it has nothing to do with permissions.
Regards Michael
ASKER
No... The permissions are allways RO for a RO device.
I have Samba for 2 years and never have this problem with CD.
Now, I download the latest Samba source I will recompile it...
How konows?
I have Samba for 2 years and never have this problem with CD.
Now, I download the latest Samba source I will recompile it...
How konows?
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ie chmod 777 username sharedir
This should fix the problem.
Regards,
Jason