Am Montag, den 15.10.2007, 20:19 -0400 schrieb Remco:
> Hey,
>
> sorry was away over the weekend ...
>
>
> Remco schrieb:
>> Hi,
>> I installed a second harddisk "on" my NAS2000, it is automatically
>> begin
>> shared as /IDE2 with read-only access for everyone. How can I change
>
> What do you mean by shared (samba)???
Yes, I mean Samba :)
>
> If so have a look in /usr/hddapp/etc/samba/smb.conf
>
> -> vi /usr/hddapp/etc/samba/smb.conf
I looked in smb.conf, but I don't see any reference to any share. Right
now
I have public (which is /mnt/IDE1/public) and IDE2 (which is /mnt/IDE2).
You
can create more (Samba) shares in the web interface, but /mnt/IDE1 is
already filled in as the path, so I cannot modify the shared directory on
IDE2!
A share always starts with
[bla]
Well if you don't want IDE2 to be shared try to comment the
lines out and restart samba:
/usr/hddapp/etc/rc.d/S<bal>Samba stop / start
The WebGUI got some limitations -> to be sure always check the
config file via console/ssh.
Small note because Im not sure if my awnser helps you.
To find out which hd is mounted on which mpoint.
ether run
mount
or
cat /proc/mounts
Any idea where I could look?
I know this is not a real Tinky/Icybox question, but I'd appreciate the
help!
As the list is currently not on a high load I guess nobody really
cares ...
have fun
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