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Hey, I've got a little network HD that uses samba to share data over the network. I mount this in /etc/fstab with Code: //192.168.111.5/Public /home/Brononi/Publiek cifs soft,auto,credentials=/home/Brononi/.Smbcredentials 0 0 //192.168.111.5/Brononi ...
  1. 08-16-2008 #1
    brononi
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    Mounting & rights

    Hey,

    I've got a little network HD that uses samba to share data over the network.

    I mount this in /etc/fstab with
    Code:
    //192.168.111.5/Public /home/Brononi/Publiek cifs soft,auto,credentials=/home/Brononi/.Smbcredentials 0 0
//192.168.111.5/Brononi /home/Brononi/Prive cifs soft,auto,credentials=/home/Brononi/.Smbcredentials 0 0
    Everything goes well, but i've got a small problem with security settings.
    I can't create a folder that useable in there. The security is to high...
    When i create a folder through fe Konqueror, i've got following in terminal
    Code:
    drwxr-xr-x 2 254 254       0 aug 16 09:37 test
    I can change the settings with the user root so i can put files in there, but this isn't then general idea...
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  2. 08-16-2008 #2
    Grandebasta
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    Where you can configure security levels:

    1.) KMenu/Control Center
    2.) Firefox browser settings(Edit Preferences; Content; Advanced).
    3.) ....- And I think, in BIOS, as well, if I am right...
    4.) Other. Etc.
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