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The upper sollution is not working Are you sure you have entered correctly the command? Can you paste your command and replace the 'password' with some '*' ? You can replace the DOMAIN with the group's name. Thank you for patience and fast support. I temporary changed my password and have try it ex...

Ok had the same error than you and found the solution. mount.cifs //X.X.X.X/path /mnt/pc -o username=YOUR_DOMAIN/your_username,password=your_password I have some news. The upper sollution is not working, but I have been searching. Here is the results from a terminal session in router where share fo...

Try again with root account. I was on root, but on copy2ram option. Now I post from root - booted in normal KDE root@porteus:~# mkdir /mnt/pc root@porteus:~# mount.cifs //172.16.0.1/mnt /mnt/pc user=yourusername, password=pass@ Password: mount error(13): Permission denied Refer to the mount.cifs(8)...

Hello, In the meantime, I have updated the Samba from DD_WRT. Now I have 3.5.21. And again, I can access the network folder by mount mapping from Porteus 1.2 KDE, also map folder as partition from Windows XP and Windows 7. It works even from Android 2.3.6, 4.04, 4.2.2 using ES Explorer with LAN fold...

@amplatfus If your router has a samba server installed, then it -the samba server- is supposed to serve as interface to windows machines. If you are using a Porteus machine to connect to your server, i don't see what is the samba server for. Maybe you have a windows server and you have samba instal...

The reason of your error in the log come from here. The system is trying to access this file but it's not present or not available which result into an error in log. This shouldn't the root cause of your 'router' problem. What's the current version of samba server running on your router? I must cla...

What's the output of these commands? file /etc/smbpasswd ls -la /etc/smbpasswd Dear Hamza, Here are the results. Please confirm this is the reason. I mention that I run this commands from Porteus OS. My shared folder, is in DDWRT Router and I wish to access it from Porteus OS. root@porteus:~# file ...

Dear @wread and dear @brokenman, To be honest, it is not a big problem my issue, I still have old Porteus. But it stays in my mind until I will solved and more and that I like new look of Porteus KDE RC1. I use other options, but my need is to mount this router folder. Now, I am looking to understan...

A quick test showed me that this still works in standard porteus v2.1 without samba installed. Wread's solution above is certainly much more elegant and i would advise using his method if you want to interact and edit files. If you just want access to copy files to and from the machine then cifs is...

brokenman wrote:Excellent. Glad you got it working.

Dear brokenman,

Please, did you know, CIFS has changed? Because, with the same infrastructure, with KDE 1.2 is working, but in recently KDE RC I am still Google it.

All the best to Porteus team,
amplatfus

It is a router. And what have I tried at the first time, in the the same IP range with 17.16, same folder, it is working without any problems. I'm still searching and I will post any update.

mount -t cifs //192.168.0.1/opt -o username=your_username,password=**** /mnt/pc Dear Hamza, I have tried and is not working on my KDE Porteus v2.1 RC1. PS: I have a different IP, but is working in older Porteus KDE: root@porteus:~# mount -t cifs //172.16.0.1/opt -o /mnt/pc user=yourusername passwor...

Dear all, Feedback for KDE: thank you for great work. Nice improvements I discovered even for printer HP. Now it work simply. Regarding mount.cifs for mounting SAMBA folder, I did like before, but I get a error. Can somebody managed to do this? root@porteus:~# root@porteus:~# modprobe cifs root@port...

Excellent. Glad you got it working. Dear team, Hope you are all well. I started to test Porteus-2.1 RC1. And about mount.cifs: I have executed the upper scripts. But I get a error: mount error(38): Function not implemented. Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) When you have ...

Dear brokenman, I cannot believe it :) I did it using a executable file in /root/.trinity/Autostart/ with mkdir /mnt/pc mount.cifs //172.16.0.1/mnt /mnt/pc user=yourusername, password=yourpassword What is strange, before that I have tried to mount samba folder using wrong password. Guess what: is wo...