Public bug reported:
mount.cifs fails, if just a deep directory is accessible, with "mount
error(13): Permission denied"
Example:
//server/share$/access
//server: is accessible, for me
//server/share$: is not accessible, for me
//server/share$/access: is accessible, for me
But there is no possibility to force mount.cifs via /etc/fstab or
directly to use "share$/access" as prefixpath!
So, mount.cifs try to access automatic this path: //server/share$ with
this prefixpath=access. But //server/share$ is not accessible for me.
But mount.cifs should use via /etc/fstab or directly "share$/access" as
prefixpath to get access.
Note, there is no problem to access the share via
smb://server/share$/access in Dolphin or Konqueror.
** Affects: cifs-utils (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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mount.cifs fails, if just a deeper subdirectory is accessible
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