Here’s a quick one I hope. I’m trying to mount an TrueNAS share that I’ve got via Samba. Having a bit of an issue with it so far and can’t seem to figure it out.
The folder in /run/media/themadtux/ is usergrp themadtux and owner themadtux.
When I run ‘systemctl daemon-reload’ and then ‘sudo mount -a’ I don’t get any error messages but I do see my share in Dolphin in the left pane. But when I click on the folder it shows, there are no contents in the folder., it’s empty.
I’m missing something but I can’t seem to put my finger on it. I am new to linux for the most part so still trying to figure this out.
I’m not sure if it will work for you but i had to make the folder in /mount an do a little other work. Others probably know better.
Note*** this is not the step for true nas but it might give you an idea for your setup
sudo mount -t cifs //LSIP/share /mnt/lspro/share -o username=LSUSER,password=LSPASS,uid=USER,file_mode=0644,vers=1.0
cd
ln -s /mnt/lspro
Now you’ll have a symbolic link that looks like a directory in your home directory called lspro. Inside it, you’ll have all the shares you mounted.
and for fstab: //LSIP/share /mnt/lspro/share cifs username=LSUSER,password=LSPASS,uid=USER,file_mode=0644,vers=1.0
LSIP = IP address of your server
SHARE = Share name (case sensitive)
LSUSER = share username.
LSPASS = share password.
USER = Your Linux account username.
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