I would like to start putting things on my new truenas scale box (for testing and familarizing myself with tns) but can't seem to mount an smb share?
I have tried
(I know mounting as root is a no no but am also having trouble with creating a user account but will save that for another post)
I am able to mount it but it appears to be read only as when i try to write a file in the shared dir it gives me:
I asked in another forum if I was doing the command right and the consensus seemed to be yes so I am assuming I dont have the tns smb settings correct? I tried going with the various pre-set purposes, starting with default, but none of them seemed to enable me to write?
Thoughts?
I have tried
sudo mount -t cifs -o rw,user=root,iocharset=utf8,password=XXX,uid=root //192.168.1.124/main /home/user/Public/
(I know mounting as root is a no no but am also having trouble with creating a user account but will save that for another post)
I am able to mount it but it appears to be read only as when i try to write a file in the shared dir it gives me:
user@media:~/Public$ touch test
touch: cannot touch 'test': Permission denied
I asked in another forum if I was doing the command right and the consensus seemed to be yes so I am assuming I dont have the tns smb settings correct? I tried going with the various pre-set purposes, starting with default, but none of them seemed to enable me to write?
Thoughts?