I recently upgraded hardware from 32bit to 64bit. I had been running OpenSUSE 10.2 32bit and was just going to migrate everything over OpenSUSE 10.2 x32_64. Below is the smbfstab file I used successfully with the 32bit version. However, this file does not appear to work on the 64bit.
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# This file allows you to mount SMB/ CIFS shares during system boot while
# hiding passwords to other people than root. Use /etc/fstab for public
# available services. You have to specify at least a service name and a mount
# point. Current default vfstype is smbfs.
#
# Possible vfstypes are smbfs and cifs.
#
# The options are explained in the manual page of smbmount and mount.cifs.
#
# service moint-point vfstype options
;//fjall/test /data/test cifs username=tridge,password=foobar
//111.222.333.11/mnt1 /home/username/mntdir/mnt1 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt2 /home/username/mntdir/mnt2 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt3 /home/username/mntdir/mnt3 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt4 /home/username/mntdir/mnt4 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt5 /home/username/mntdir/mnt5 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt6 /home/username/mntdir/mnt6 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt7 /home/username/mntdir/mnt7 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100
//111.222.333.10/mnt8 /home/username/mntdir/mnt8 cifs username=*****,password=********,uid=1000,guid=100[/b]
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Checking the log, I found this error for each of the mounts:
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CIFS: mount error 13 = Permission denied[/b]
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As far as I can tell, all of the same packages have been installed that were installed on the 32bit box. Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided.
-dbnettle
01-Aug-2007, 13:28
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