Untill now I always used a windows server for all kind of tasks. Now I'm trying to use the PI for these tasks. So in the end I will replace the Windows server with a Nas for the storage and use the PI for a several server tassk (including a home theater machine) Since the windows server is running f...

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Adding file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 to the mount line in fstab did the trick

Thank you for your quick reply. It defently fas something to do with permissions. I changed the download path to /home/pi and than the download runs fine. The share I'm using is a mount from a Windows machine but if I run sudo chmod 777 /htpc_d I get permissions denied How can I use this folder as a...

Dear all, I installed Transmission as a Torrent server When I login to this program via my web browser on my local PC, the download will start but stops after a couple of megabites with the following error Error: Permission denied (/htpc_d/***.avi I check and I can simply make folders and copy files...

Adding sudo mount -a to the /etc/rc.local did the trick

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Hi there, I figured out how to mount a windows network share to my PI. After that I added a line to my fstab so the mount is executed at each boot Unfortunately my network file is not mounted during boot When I type sudo mount -a at the command prompt my windows share is mounted so that means that t...

Found the solution on this german site
http://blog.oliver-arp.de/?p=159

Could it be because my windows name is christian.prins

Dear all, I try to mount a netwerk drive to my PI. This network drive is a windows share and needs a login + passwd When I type the following line I get a mount errer (121) back pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.2.10/htpc_d /htpc_d --verbose -o username=christian.prins,rw,iocharset=utf...

Dear all, I'm a bit new into this Raspberry thing, but I have some software skills on various devices and in various languages Of course I can write my C code using nano in a CL environment and then link everything together, but maybe that is a bit to much to start with. So I'm wondering is there so...