myEMAILsignatureNot purely a Bacula issue, but I've tried other sources without
success. I'm setting up Bacula 5.0.2 on a Centos 5 server with the hope of
Bacula writing to volumes on a Seagate Black Armor NAS device. Bacula is
running fine if I write to a local disk, but I keep getting a "permission
denied" error when Bacula tries to create or write to a volume on the NAS. Here
is the line from my fstab:
//10.10.10.99/Bacula /mnt/blackbird cifs
username=bacula,password=bacula,_netdev,uid=bacula,gid=disk 0 0
And here is the result of a "mount" command:
//10.10.10.99/Bacula on /mnt/blackbird type cifs (rw,mand)
The only user who can write to the NAS from the Centos server is root. All
other users can only read. All users tested, including bacula, have accounts
set up on the NAS for sharing, (I'm pretty sure the NAS OS is linux with samba,
it also offers NFS as a sharing option). Any user from any Windows box can read
and write to the NAS.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Thomas E. Plancon
I had a similar problem with another NAS box some time ago. I think the reason
was that numeric UIDs had to match between NAS box and the client.
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TiN
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