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In some cases, your computer may send you an error message about mounting Ubuntu cifs 20. There can be several reasons for this problem.

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 [previous in list] [next in list] [previous back in [ next in thread]List: linux-cifs-clientSubject: Re: [linux-cifs-client] cifs: Support error 20 = Nodirectory,Posted by Jeff Leighton Date: 2007-11-28 21:27:13Post ID: 20071128162713.5798a07d () Poochiereds! RAW network[Upload message or text]Wednesday 28 November three years 22:07:18 +0100Andreas Hegyi  Information> Jeff, for the suggestions and sorry for the slow response. I also> Too busy with work.> >> The orders and achievements are as follows:> >>> >> C 3.- smbclient: *> >> [a @ipl ~] $ smbclient '// citgwn7 / t & p' -U> >> 'citg  myusername% mypassword' Domain = [CITG] OS = [Windows Server 2003> >> 3790 Service Pack 2] Server = [Windows Server 03 5.2]> >> sat: > you> >> NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED  *> List >>> >> 65535 blocks for sizes 33554432.19331 blocks in stock> Smb: >> > cd iedereen> Smb: >>  iedereen > dir> >>. Tue 0 Thu 5 Nov, 14:16:17 2007> >> .. D 0 Thu Nov 8 14:16:17 2007> ### >> Halloweenfeest D 0 Mon 5 Nov, 11:22:14 2007> >> ## _ Algemene_Leiding D 0 Fri 2 Sep Week 15: 1:21 PM 2007> >> ## _ References D 0 Thu, February 15, 15:20:54 2007> >> ## _ ProjectRapportages_T & P> >>> >> ... and a long list of files and directories to work with.> >>> >> * - with -t cifs mount *:> >> [root @ ipl ~] # mount -t cifs / mnt / H '// citgwn7 / t & p' -o> >> 'user = myusername, pass = mypassword'> >> End error 20 = No directory> >> See mount.cifs (8) man page (e.g. man mount.cifs)> >>> >> Direct editing // citgwn7 / t & p / iedereen leads to most of the same errors.> >>> >> ===> Output >> Debug looks like this:> >>> ...> >> fs / cifs / cifsfs.c: Devname: // citgwn7 / t & p Flags: 64> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: CIFS VFS: leave cifs_mount (xid is 31) rc = 0> >> fs / cifs / inode.c: CIFS VFS: en as cifs_read_inode Xid: thirty-two seconds> >> uid: 0 fs / cifs / inode.c: get things >> on>>>>> This is interesting. This should print var, but search_path>> becomes an empty string (although this is expected if>> try a statistically trunk action).>>>>> Maybe it's the same as smbclient, more accessible> refused if I do specific for you. Like I can only Blu-ray in the catalog> I have a good license.>> ...> >> 022 NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED> >> fs / cifs / netmisc.c: Smb !! Error assigning program 5 in POSIX err -13 !!> >> fs / cifs / cifssmb.c: Error sending to QPathInfo = >> -13>>>>> ... and the server probably won't like it, and it says you don't need access>> inode.>>>>> >> SELinux: initialized (dev cifs, type cifs), use genfs_contexts> >> fs / cifs / cifsfs.c: in cifs_put_super> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: CIFS VFS: en as cifs_umount Xid: 33 Sentence Uid: 0> >> fs / cifs / cifssmb.c: Split into hive> >> fs / cifs / transport.c: for smb_command 113> >> fs / cifs / transport.c: send smb with run length 35> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: rfc1002 transit time 0x27)> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: SMBLogoff is inevitable> >> fs /cifs / cifssmb.c: In SMBLogoff to separate events> >> fs / cifs / transport.c: for smb_command 116> >> fs / cifs / transport.c: send smb. in the period 39> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: rfc1002 size 0x2b)> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: activate socket to send signal> >> fs / cifs / connect.c: CIFS VFS: leave cifs_umount (xid = Rc 33) = 0> >>> >> Unfortunately, I don't care how I should interpret most of these messages.Quoted1> >> Any suggestions on what is wrong, how exactly and how I could connect the stock?> >>> >>>>>> However, I suspect you are not using the correct sharing permissions>> Here you might think that smbclient will crash too.>> What?> I don't really understand why I can not delete the montage> The 'iedereen' directory to which I have permissions.If your business is "deeply rooted" with CIFS, you are in fact the highest echelon of the establishment.sharing, then CIFS adds all pathnames that suffer from thisthe rest of the way. I don't know the CIFS standardIndeed, the market allows you to create a tree-like link to the stock subdirectory,but maybe so ...>> Which core? You can get a different mileage by looking at the net>> Gadget & AccessoriesSee if you can figure out why the call to QPathInfo>> will not work.>>>>> Adaptation of the kernel 2.6.22.4-65. I would make one last offer> more accurate information is needed for consideration> Take notes.>If smbclient is also faulty, adjust these directory permissionsalmost certainly the reason. Looks like CIFS is not doing welltry setting a credit note where it is not allowedthe upper level (even if she has access to things on the lower levels). I do notof course this is mostly expected work, although maybe someone elsewho is hiding here, will comment ...-Jeff Leighton ________________________________________________linux-cifs-client mailing [email protected]://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-cifs-client[previous list] [next in list] [previous in chain] [ next in

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