Accesing files from a mounted CIFS share - not working?
Hi to all;
I'm using various GNU/Linux distros, specifically Debian Etch and Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, both with Dosemu 1.4.0 installed and running.
I have a CIFS share, which both distros mount as /mnt/remote (with full R/W permissions), and contains some DOS-programs and files used by those programs. I setup my "C drive" like this:
c:\---
|---freedos
|---remote
|---localthe dir "freedos" containing the OS, the dir "local" just for testing purposes, and "remote" being a symlink to /mnt/remote.
In Debian, I can cd into "c:\remote" and run the DOS-programs and edit my DOS-files in the share just fine.
But not in Ubuntu. I can cd into "c\remote", but when I try to run any DOS-program in the share, it just shows the prompt again. And, when I try to edit the DOS-files, or even try a "type DOS-file.txt", I get a "File not found" error.
Note that I get those errors working with the files in the share, but when I copy the same files out of "c:\remote" (into my local disk, let's say into "c:\local"), everything works! Then I can edit my files and run my programs.
A Dosemu/CIFS/Ubuntu related problem? Any pointing in the right direction will be apreciated :-)
Hugo Segovia
Can you look in those files from the same user that dosemu runs as ?
2009/2/13 Hugo Cardozo <[email protected]>:
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Hi to all;
I'm using various GNU/Linux distros, specifically Debian Etch and Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, both with Dosemu 1.4.0 installed and running.
I have a CIFS share, which both distros mount as
/mnt/remote(with full R/W permissions), and contains some DOS-programs and files used by those programs. I setup my "C drive" like this:
c:\---|---freedos |---remote |---localthe dir "freedos" containing the OS, the dir "local" just for testing purposes, and "remote" being a symlink to
/mnt/remote.In Debian, I can cd into "c:\remote" and run the DOS-programs and edit my DOS-files in the share just fine.
But not in Ubuntu. I can cd into "c\remote", but when I try to run any DOS-program in the share, it just shows the prompt again. And, when I try to edit the DOS-files, or even try a "type DOS-file.txt", I get a "File not found" error.
Note that I get those errors working with the files in the share, but when I copy the same files out of "c:\remote" (into my local disk, let's say into "c:\local"), everything works! Then I can edit my files and run my programs.
A Dosemu/CIFS/Ubuntu related problem? Any pointing in the right direction will be apreciated :-)
Hugo Segovia
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Quoted 11 lines · El Viernes 13 Febrero 2009 11:22, escribió:
Can you look in those files from the same user that dosemu runs as ?
2009/2/13 Hugo Cardozo <[email protected]>:
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Hi to all;
I'm using various GNU/Linux distros, specifically Debian Etch and Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, both with Dosemu 1.4.0 installed and running.
I have a CIFS share, which both distros mount as
/mnt/remote(with full R/W permissions), and contains some DOS-programs and files used by those programs....
Yes, I can do a "ls /mnt/remote", edit the files in it, copy, move and delete; with any user. The share has full R/W permissions, as I stated. --
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Quoted 10 lines · Hugo Cardozo <hugoac2004 <at> gmail.com> writes:
El Viernes 13 Febrero 2009 11:22, escribió:
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Can you look in those files from the same user that dosemu runs as ?
2009/2/13 Hugo Cardozo <hugoac2004 <at> gmail.com>:
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Hi to all;
I'm using various GNU/Linux distros, specifically Debian Etch and Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, both with Dosemu 1.4.0 installed and running.
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I have a CIFS share, which both distros mount as
/mnt/remote(with full R/W permissions), and contains some DOS-programs and files used by those programs....Yes, I can do a "ls
/mnt/remote", edit the files in it, copy, move and delete; with any user. The share has full R/W permissions, as I stated.
Hi,
I have the same problem since I upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10. Using -D+d9 I see it fails to stat() the directory. Weird because I started dosemu from within that directory. If I bind a drive to that directory dosemu fails to start claiming the directory doesn't exist.
Any hint?
Thanks,
Alejandro Mery
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2009/11/15 Alejandro Mery <[email protected]>:
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I have the same problem since I upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10. Using -D+d9 I see it fails to
stat()the directory. Weird because I starteddosemufrom within that directory. If I bind a drive to that directory dosemu fails to start claiming the directory doesn't exist.
It has to do with DOSEMU not using 64-bit stat() (on i386, that is) see
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14647
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=457448&aid=2915601&group_id=49784
DOSEMU SVN r1998 now fixed it; alternatively you can specify the noserverino
option when mounting the share.
Bart
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Quoted 5 lines · El Viernes 13 Febrero 2009 11:22, escribió:
Hi
Is it anything to do with SELinux?
Andrew
I doubt it. Doing a "dmesg | grep -i selinux" in Ubuntu gave me a "SELinux:
Disabled at boot" message. And Debian Etch doesn't use it, AFAIK --
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Quoted 5 lines · Andrew Brooks
Hi
Is it anything to do with SELinux?
Andrew
I doubt it. Doing a "dmesg | grep -i selinux" in Ubuntu gave me a "SELinux:
Disabled at boot" message. And Debian Etch doesn't use it, AFAIK --
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