I am having a spot of bother mounting a filesystem
I am wanting to mount my Ubuntu machine to a QNAP NAS - running Linux.
The aim is to produce a situation where we can read and write and delete
irrespective of who we are. (I know this is not brilliant security but
this is a home network)
The command I am using is:
sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.0.9/public/ /mnt/qnap -o uid=nobody
HOWEVER, this allows each of our Ubuntu machines to create folders BUT
they are locked and we cannot create folders under them! (We know they
are locked by the little padlock in the corner! and the permissions are
the same as below, but "others" can only access files.
We have managed to create some "unlocked" folders and the permissions are:
Owner - nobody
Folder access - Create and delete files
Group - nogroup
Folder access - Create and delete files
Others
Folder access - Create and delete files
Can anyone help me with the mount command so that the above permissions
can be achieved?
Thanks tons
Ed
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