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I have access to a shared folder from windows to get some images for my webpage. I can mount it using the next command:



sudo mount -t cifs //win-server/folder -o username=myuser,password=mypass /path_to_my_ubuntu_folder


But, when I go to the mounted directory, I can see the listing of the files, but I can't access them. Something like this:



cant access this images



What I'm missing here?



Thanks!


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You need to set ownership of your ubuntu folder to your unix user and group, and specify them when you mount it (uid and gid)



sudo mkdir -p /path_to_my_ubuntu_folder
sudo chown your_unix_user:your_unix_group /path_to_my_ubuntu_folder
sudo mount -t cifs //win-server/folder -o username=myuser,password=mypass,uid=your_unix_user,gid=your_unix_group /path_to_my_ubuntu_folder

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