No, him=the gremlin in the mount commandsectroyer wrote:Him? Who? Me?

No, him=the gremlin in the mount commandsectroyer wrote:Him? Who? Me?
yesDeus3X wrote: my question was... can i put the rec.img on a folder that is not shared with the tv using samba.init script?
yesDeus3X wrote: in your command i setted user and password and also the path to the directory.
i tryed to set another directory and the script does not worked.
The reason was that the dir was not shared?
yes but the command HAS TO be different. Check samba scriptDeus3X wrote:
why i had to set user and password if the script use samba share?
sectroyer wrote:yesDeus3X wrote: my question was... can i put the rec.img on a folder that is not shared with the tv using samba.init script?yesDeus3X wrote: in your command i setted user and password and also the path to the directory.
i tryed to set another directory and the script does not worked.
The reason was that the dir was not shared?yes but the command HAS TO be different. Check samba scriptDeus3X wrote:
why i had to set user and password if the script use samba share?
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$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=SECONDuser,password=SECONDpass,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
it should be:Deus3X wrote:whats wrong?Code: Select all
$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=SECONDuser,password=SECONDpass,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
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$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=,password=,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
for sure i have to learn lots of thingssectroyer wrote:it should be:Deus3X wrote:whats wrong?Code: Select all
$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=SECONDuser,password=SECONDpass,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
since you don't use password and there was something more. Also you have to learn the basic of samba sharing. Your command doesn't make any senseCode: Select all
$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=,password=,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
Well good way to learn is to STOP using windoze and switch to LinuxDeus3X wrote: for sure i have to learn lots of thingsi'm learning day by day
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Good but name of your dir is NOT "SamyGO" so no wonder mounting didn't workDeus3X wrote: my SamyGO dir is shared from my nas. The access to that directory is allowed to a different user with his password. Guest user can't access..
Is like my REG_TV (we setted Deus ad user and buana as password) but has a different user and pass... that was the reason, at lest in my mind, of that command.
sectroyer wrote:Well good way to learn is to STOP using windoze and switch to LinuxDeus3X wrote: for sure i have to learn lots of thingsi'm learning day by day
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Than you have to learn or nothing will work
Good but name of your dir is NOT "SamyGO" so no wonder mounting didn't workDeus3X wrote: my SamyGO dir is shared from my nas. The access to that directory is allowed to a different user with his password. Guest user can't access..
Is like my REG_TV (we setted Deus ad user and buana as password) but has a different user and pass... that was the reason, at lest in my mind, of that command.
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MacBook-di-Francesco:~ Deus3X$ cd /Volumes/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO
MacBook-di-Francesco:SamyGO Deus3X$ ls
02_04_vusb.init SERIE H
Advanced service menu.rtf firmware
SCRIPT rec.img
SERIE F
MacBook-di-Francesco:SamyGO Deus3X$
Nope you are mistake. Take a look at this command:Deus3X wrote:
The name is exactly SamyGO
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$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=,password=,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
i'm not understanding really wellsectroyer wrote:Nope you are mistake. Take a look at this command:Deus3X wrote:
The name is exactly SamyGOFolder name is "Programmi/RETE/SamyGO"Code: Select all
$SYSROOT/bin/busybox mount -o "rw,user=,password=,iocharset=utf8" -t cifs "//192.168.2.33/Programmi/RETE/SamyGO" "/dtv/samba"
If you share such folder it will work
you canDeus3X wrote: i can't share a subfolder?
They can be but ONLY if they are ALSO directly sharedDeus3X wrote: My Sharing folder is Programminow i think to understand...
Subfolders can't be directly mounted, it's true?