Network Drive Write Permissions

Anyone?

Hello?

What's the line in /etc/fstab that auto mounts the drive?

It is:

//192.168.0.75/Volume_1 /home/user/MediaDrive cifs rw,mand,nosuid,nodev,iocharset=utf8,username=user,password=password 0 0

with user and password being the actual ones for the user. I've also tried other variations including no username or password at all.

Thanks.

Try adding the nounix option after cifs (MediaDrive cifs nounix,rw,...)

Adding nounix appears to have done the trick! Thanks!

Don

I spoke too soon. Although I can save text files now, I cannot save other types. For example, Gimp gives the same error after editing and trying to save the changes to an image.

Are there more ideas about this issue? I've noticed that even with text files that I can now save, a while after saving the text editor gives an error that the file has changed outside of the edited even when it has not.

Sorry, a typo. I meant to say "outside of the editor"

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I still need a final solution to the issue.

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Still awaiting a solution.

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Still need a solution.

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This is a serious problem that causes much waste of time. When will it be fixed?

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This annowing problem makes simple tasks take a whole lot longer to do. When will it be fixed?

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Still a problem as nothing has been fixed.

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Still no solution!

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Does anyone even read these forums? I am still awaiting a solution to this on-going and quite serious issue. So far, nothing.

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Still waiting for a fix.

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Anything?

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