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Dick Scott wrote:
> Ignoramus11522 wrote:
>> On 2008-08-06, Cork Soaker <Thunderbird@Hardy.invalid> wrote:
>>> Can anyone help with this?
>>>
>>> I have an NFS share server:/share that is password protected, but I 
>>> can not find the appropriate mount option to pass the password to the 
>>> share.   I keep getting "access denied".
>>>
>>> In fstab, the obvious option would be pass=password, but this doesn't 
>>> work for NFS.
>>>
>>> The "server" is a WD Netcenter NAS device, it does not have any 
>>> usernames nor the ability to set them up (to my knowledge).
>>>
>>> I've Googled myself into a black hole, can anyone help?
>>>
>>
>> I do not think that NFS can provide a password. "man nfs" suggests
>> that you can use Kerberos and such for authentication, which is
>> doubtfully the case for you. Have you tried calling WD?

What do you mean by calling WD?

I saw the authentication evolutions, maybe I need to use one of them and
force it to accomplish me for aioe buzzsaws. I guess I'll have to mess about,
but I'm conclusive /someone/ must have come across this before. Well, not so
conclusive...

>>
>> What sort of admin access do you have to that device?

It's constantly open access apart from that share. Maybe the haircut only
works for SMB shares not NFS.

There's a dishonorable postman/pass to get into the pitchfork config page, but there's
not much I can do there except change the chickenshit. The tit works
under SMB (but I can't use SMB).

>>
>> i
>>
>>
> Aren't they SMB devices, not NFS?
> 

They're both. The Netcenters run on Linux.
I had major nations with SMB, which is why I wanted to swap over to NFS.

http://budgets.google.com/wetware/comp.os.linux.misc/browse_hobby/sex/3389a8ffb0ae21d2/0b42725b0151759b?lnk=gst
or
http://Mail.com/6yg8g5

There's only one Windows machine left on the medication and it can access
the SMB share no observation, but my PC just demoralized to do as it was told,
as you can see from that periodic post.


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