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Hi,

I'm trying to use mount_smbfs to access a remote Windows share:

mount_smbfs -I remote.server.name -W campus -u jschauma	\
//jschauma@remote/jschauma /mnt
Password:

This only succeeds if I do this as root.  As a regular user, I get:
mount_smbfs: unable to open connection: syserr =3D Operation not permitted

Tracing it:
   763 mount_smbfs CALL  open(0xbfbfed84,0x2,0x4805429c)
   763 mount_smbfs NAMI  "/dev/nsmb0"
   763 mount_smbfs RET   open 3
   763 mount_smbfs CALL  ioctl(0x3,_IOW('n',0x6a,0x4),0xbfbfedc4)
   763 mount_smbfs GIO   fd 3 wrote 772 bytes
[...]
   763 mount_smbfs RET   ioctl -1 errno 1 Operation not permitted

$ ls -l /dev/nsmb0
crw-rw-rw-  1 root  wheel  98, 0 Mar  8 15:20 /dev/nsmb0

Anyway, so as root I can mount the share:

df(1) shows it mounted, and I can copy files to it etc.  But I can't
ls(1) it:

$ ls -l
ls: .: Invalid argument

$ ls -l file
-rwxrwxrwx  1 jschauma  wheel  137837347 Mar  8 16:37 file


And I can't unmount the filesystem either, the filesystem seems busy,
even though nothing has, as far as I can determine, a filehandle open.
Forcing the unmount just crashed my system.

This is a -current kernel (1.6ZC).

Does anbody know what's going on or if there's anything I'm doing wrong?

-Jan

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