hi, i have samba set up between two debian boxes. i can smbmount/smbumount with no troubles. last night i installed gnomba, which mounts shares very nicely. the problem is, when i try to unmount them using gnomba, it fails, says "... failed... device or resource busy... make sure smbumount is installed suid root". now, after that, i quit gnomba, and i can't seem to smbumount the share, not even as root! i restarted samba on the remote pc, now weird things happen. an "ls" tells gives me input/output errors, and "df" doesn't show it mounted at all! currently, this time around, i have not restarted samba on the remote. the share isn't showing in df but i can still open files. smbstatus on the remote shows everything ok (mounted). Here are my permissions on smbumount: -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 427592 Nov 22 06:02 /usr/bin/smbumount i'm trying to find out why gnomba is having a hard time with smbumount. any advice will help, even if it's a way to disconnect the smb connection from the remote pc if it'll work nice and not leave me with i/o errors! tia, jason -- Jason M. Harvey me@jharv.com http://www.jharv.com
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