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1. #INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 HOW TO#
2. #INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 INSTALL#
3. #INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 PASSWORD#
4. #INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 WINDOWS#

Replace the first “share1” with the name of the file share on your windows machine Replace “win10” with the hostname of your windows machine If you don’t know what an active directory domain is, you don’t have one, so just leave this option blank or remove it. Replace “domain1” with the name of your active directory domain. The windows machine will need to have an account matching this username, and this account needs to have permissions to the file share Replace “john” with the windows username. Noperm means “client does not do permission check” o means mount options are specified next

#INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 PASSWORD#

When it asks for a password, enter the windows password that goes with the windows account. mount -o noperm,username=john,domain=domain1 //win10/share1 /mnt/share1 Now let’s assume the windows machine has the “Turn ON password protected sharing” option set, so you will need to specify a windows username and password to access the share. o means mount options are specified next noperm means “client does not do permission check”, which is going to get you read/write access to the mount replace “win10” with the hostname of your windows machine replace the first “share1” with the name of the file share on your windows machine When it asks for a password, don’t type one, just press enter. If you want ALL Linux users to have read/write access to the mount, you’ll want to use the noperm option, like this: mount -o noperm //win10/share1 /mnt/share1 In order to get read/write access to your mount from GUI programs or without root permissions, you’ll need to tell the kernel which Linux users are allowed to have read/write access to the mount. You will only have read-only access to the mount from GUI programs because GUI programs don’t normally run with root permission.

You will have read/write permission to the share as long as you have root permissions in Linux. (replace “win10” with the hostname of your windows machine) (replace the first “share1” with the name of the file share on your windows machine) This command is actually all you need if the windows machine has the “Turn OFF password protected sharing” option set. Let’s start out with the most basic form of the mount command that actually works: mount //win10/share1 /mnt/share1 This command will only work if the windows machine as the “Turn OFF password protected sharing” option set. You’ll need to create a folder to host the mount point: mkdir /mnt/share1

#INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 INSTALL#

To be able to control the kernel’s cifs client, you’ll need to install cifs-utils: apt install cifs-utilsĪll of these commands require root permission, so let’s just start bash with root so we don’t have to type sudo on everything: sudo bash It’s called the cifs kernel client, and it’s considerably faster than the mounts created by GUI programs such as nautilus and caja and thunar and some command line programs such as gio. Ubuntu’s kernel has built-in support for mounting Windows file shares. Then, edit nf and find the line that starts with "hosts" and add "wins" after "files" nano /etc/nfīEFORE: hosts: files mdns4_minimal dns )ĪFTER: hosts: files wins mdns4_minimal dns ) restart the winbind service systemctl restart winbind

This optional step requires Ubuntu 18.04 or newer and allows you to use the hostname of your windows machines instead of its IP address.įirst, install winbind and libnss-winbind apt install winbind libnss-winbind Pretty much every command on this page requires root. A Windows username and password with permission to the file share.The name of the file share on the Windows machine.The IP address or hostname of the Windows machine.A machine running Ubuntu 14.04 or newer.

(just check out the benchmark at MountCifsFstabBenchmark) This method has been tested with Ubuntu 14.04 thru 20.04 and with Windows XP,7,10, and Server2019. This method gives you considerably higher performance compared to the userland mounts that most GUI programs create.

#INSTALL SONARR UBUNTU 16.04 HOW TO#

This document will cover how to connect to a Windows file share from the Linux command line on a single-user machine or a machine where all the users are ok with the other users having access to the mounted share.