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1. #SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS HOW TO#
2. #SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS MAC OS X#
3. #SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS INSTALL#

Maybe their new enterprise partnership with IBM will shake them up. They seem to imagine people will buy thier new MacPro and hang 500 Thunderbolt drives off of it using their very shabby version of SMB file sharing. Quite frankly, I think Apple should be ashamed of their lack of any form of prosumer let alone Enterprise file sharing support. Since doing this I haven't had any dropped connections / finder beachballs.

#SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS INSTALL#

This will install PROPER Samba (albeit version 3.2) onto your machines.

Do your self a favour and abandon AFP, ignore Apples rubbish SMB implementation and install SMBup. Are you looking for a two way sync? As a mac aficionado for more years than I care to remember, I believe OSX is quickly turning into a consumer orientated pile of dog poo.

#SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS HOW TO#

I had to install the language first, here's a HOW TO I used RTRR to pull the files FROM my ReadyNAS, I'm now using Rsync to do daily backups to my ReadyNAS. Wonky characters do exist on the qNAP, my beloved has plenty of files with funny Finnish names / characters. They sometimes have goofy permissions set, trust me I wasted hours trying to figure that out, eventually with Patrick's help I got it sorted and ported.

Even Carbon Copy Cloner failed!! It mostly boiled down to these nuisance files. When migrating from my old reliable ReadyNAS nearly every option I used to move from ReadyNAS to qNAP failed, RTRR, Rsync, FTP etc. AppleDouble files in particular generate dozens of errors it seems at a sub atomic level in OSX. AppleDouble and other OSX generated hidden system files? the.

I would install netatalk and give that a try, but I don't have a lot of control over the server so I would prefer to leave it as close to its default config as possible.FTP error 13 is permissions related no? Before copying using OSX, have you scanned your existing file structure for those pesky. I've never used NFS before, so I'm a bit unsure on how the username/user ID bit works. If I change the mount point I get a different error, so I think it is actually starting to connect but after entering my password, permission is denied. I can ssh in from the linux box to the Mac. Mount 10.xx.xx.xx:Test failed, reason given by server: Permission deniedįirewall is off. Sudo mount -t nfs 10.xx.xx.xx:Test /var/Both yield the same result: I tried configuring that both manually and used the NFS Enabler sys pref as well. nfsd checkexports seems to validate the setup as well.Įxports: /Test -network 10.xx.xx.xx -sec=sys -mask 255.255.254.0 -maproot=nobody I have the export setup and showmount -e shows the correct point. So I spent another half day trying to get NFS setup. All I've found are a bunch of "it doesn't work" posts.) (If anyone knows of a walkthrough for 10.7 that works, please let me know. I spent a day trying to get this to work via SMB, but apparently the SMB client on CentOS doesn't work with the SMBX server on OS X. I've searched a ton but most instances are for using a linux server and Mac client.

#SMBUP ADD USER ON WINDOWS MAC OS X#

I need to create a mount point/share on a Mac OS X 10.7.4 (non-server) machine that a CentOS 5.2 box can mount.