by Can anyone shine any light on what might be wrong here please:
Have a share on a Windows 95 Machine called D. It's a full access
share.
Have Samba running on a Linux box, and can successfully mount the
share. Once mounted I can read/write to the '95 through the mount.
I have basically \\win95machine\D mapped to /95mnt
I then wanted to export the /95mnt directory so another UNIX machine
can mount it. Basically then the UNIX machine would mount the Linux
box which in turn mounts the '95 D share. I know this seems
strange, but there is a reason :)
This works! BUT when I try try to create a file on the UNIX machine,
it tells me it's read only! If I go to the LINUX box, I can both
read and write files.
My exports file has it set as (rw) even though rw is implied if not
specified.
I can mount a directory from the UNIX box onto the Linux box, and then
make it available to 95 machines through Samba on the linux box, so I
figure this should work the other way also.
I seem to feel maybe there is something funny about the SMBMOUNT that
perhaps I'm missing?
I would appreciate any info/experiences/suggestions.
Thanks!
Dave....