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Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2014 2:15 Post subject:
I can't get it to work. It prompts me for a username and password, none of which I have configured works.
If only Optware would allow me to install Samba with SWAT, that would be tits.
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I can't get it to work. It prompts me for a username and password, none of which I have configured works.
If only Optware would allow me to install Samba with SWAT, that would be tits.
Kong, why did you leave SWAT out of your firmware images?
I don't use OTRW2 any longer but when I did, SWAT was available for install. I agree that SWAT would be a valuable addition to samba in the firmware image _________________ Netgear R7000 on Build 55109
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 18:54 Post subject: EX6200 (Kong 26365M)
I've been having a hard time creating a SAMBA share on my EX6200 (Kong 26365M, 02-26-2015). What happens is that the drop down list that lists possible mountpoints only lists "/mnt" as valid option, whereas my attached drive is mounted to /tmp/mnt/sda1 (see attached screenshot). I actually tried mounting the USB drive to /jffs as well, with the same result. What am I doing wrong?[/img]
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 20:16 Post subject: Re: EX6200 (Kong 26365M)
Aqualung wrote:
I've been having a hard time creating a SAMBA share on my EX6200 (Kong 26365M, 02-26-2015). What happens is that the drop down list that lists possible mountpoints only lists "/mnt" as valid option, whereas my attached drive is mounted to /tmp/mnt/sda1 (see attached screenshot). I actually tried mounting the USB drive to /jffs as well, with the same result. What am I doing wrong?[/img]
you have applied settings on that page... then what does your "NAS" tab look like?
..or..
if you confirm it is a web gui bug you might want to report it on Kong's PTB thread HERE. In the meantime perhaps you could set it from the CLI, as a work around.
my samba share path is "/mnt/sdb1"
Code:
root@DD-WRT:~# nvram show | grep /mnt/sdb1
samba3_shares=[{"mp":"/mnt/sdb1","users":[],"label":"NAS","perms":"rw","sd":"NAS","public":1}]
dlna_shares=[{"types":4,"mp":"/mnt/sdb1","sd":"NAS/media/pictures"},{"types":2,"mp":"/mnt/sdb1","sd":"NAS/media/video"},{"types":1,"mp":"/mnt/sdb1","sd":"NAS/media/music"}]
ps i'm running the Kong PTB same SVN revision as you, just not mini...
Another tip is to offload the files.db (for MiniDLNA) to an external /jffs mount point, but you can read up on that. _________________ reenignE esreveR
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The drive is not mounted otherwise you would see, the graph with used/avail space. The ex6200 build does not come with Ext4 support, ext2/3 should be included. Thus while the mounter says it mounted the drive it does not know that the system has no ext4 support and wasn't able to mount it.
The drive is not mounted otherwise you would see, the graph with used/avail space. The ex6200 build does not come with Ext4 support, ext2/3 should be included
Thank you, I kinda suspected something along these lines. Anyway, save for reformatting the drive as Ext3, I don't suppose there's a way to make the EX6200 see the Ext4 partition, is there? Such as, say, load/run an application in CLI or something similar...
If you change the volume name of your drive/s to jffs and/or opt they will automount to those assignments. _________________ Segment 1 XR700 10Gb LAN, 1Gb WAN ISP BS
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Yeah. Easier said than done. Not when you have to haul around 2TBs of stuff to reformat the drive.
true, you are 100% accurate^^, but it is still likely the path of least resistance _________________ reenignE esreveR
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