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nwal002 [mounting samba share using cifs]


after a samba server [nwal001 under slugos] successfully offering its services, and several windows clients in my household already access it, it was the time the shared storage and to the other nslu2-devices to link. My choice was, as for slugos already kernel modules are available to CIFS [Common Internet File System].

following additional considerations are to be considered for this

common character set which is subject to server-client communication?
which data are involved and which are subject to this security?


thus provides installation plan is as follows:
characterset is the samba-servers [see / etc / samba / smb.conf] defined as follows ...
# charset settings

unix charset = ISO-8859-1

... so should be on the client machine [nwal002] zuminderst this charset as nls [national language support] kernel-module installed. locale and language settings should be set according to the environment.

# ipkg install kernel-module-nls-iso8859-1 # export LC_ALL = de_AT.iso885915

# export LANG = de_AT.iso885915

[bem. is 8859-1 is a subset of 8859-15, which also includes the € sign yet-...] as the locale generated under slugos as such I have already dealt with in this thread

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• the actual carrier-software [cifs] is installed as follows.

# ipkg install cifs
# ipkg install cifs-doc

# ipkg install kernel-module-cifs


other configurations omitted and we can make our first mount attempt.
[/ data will be our mount point, and data is our share on the samba server]



# mkdir / data # mount-t cifs-o username = xxxx, password = xxxx, workgroup = nwal001_smb / / samba_server_ip_address / data / data

the work group [netbios name] can also be removed from the samba [server] configuration. in case one is lacking both stdout / stderr use, dmesg gives error messages on it accordingly.
success in the fall, can now automatism in / etc / fstab be introduced in the already the charset is considered, and the mount is performed after a reboot. [Entry in / etc / fstab]
/ / 192.168.0.40/data / data cifs user = xxxx password = xxxx, iocharset = iso8859-1 0 0 on the server side, you can now by means of the connection smbstatus v . check

note:
there is the connection via kernel-module [cifsoplockd] is [cifsdnotifyd], [cifsd] a trace using lsmod, depmod-a, modprobe to recommend to the appropriate module.