Re: [opensuse] fstab: umount as user
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Nix. The difference is that if "user" is given, any non-root user can mount it and only the same user can unmount it. With "users", any user can mount it, and *any* user can unmount it
Okay, I changed "user" to "users" in my fstab, umounted my share, mounted it back with 'mount -a' and then i did following: reg@desktop-reg:~> umount /mnt/data Trying to unmount when /sbin/umount.cifs not installed suid Trying to unmount when /sbin/umount.cifs not installed suid reg@desktop-reg:~> sudo chmod +s /sbin/umount.cifs reg@desktop-reg:~> umount /mnt/data Not permitted to unmount Not permitted to unmount
What does this now mean? Weird eh?
maybe it because uid and guid, try to remove them, and try to mount again. IMHO, when mounting shared samba folder with uid options, you must have the same uid too. nope even without uid and gid entry i get this: reg@desktop-reg:~> umount /mnt/data Not permitted to unmount Not permitted to unmount
Any other ideas? Thank you! -- chEErs Ron -- chEErs Ron -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org
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Ron Eggler