However, I can't access the shared folder with my user, I've logged in with root and used chmod 777 and even moved my user to the folder's group. Whatever I do the result is the same: /media/sf_sharedFolder/: Permission denied
Apr 16, 2018 · I am using a Ubiquiti Edge Router and it will connect from a Windows 10 VPN connection. I can ping the server IP and can remote into the server using the local IP over RDP once I connect to the VPN but can't access the shared folders at \\
Every member of a shared folder can add and modify files, so the shared folder takes up space in each member's account. If you're having trouble joining a shared folder—or sharing one with others—it's likely that insufficient space is the cause. The amount of space in your Dropbox prevents you from accepting a shared folder invite if:
Create the folder to be shared somewhere outside the /home folder as root. For example: sudo mkdir /Public; sudo chmod -R 0777 /Public to make it fully accessible by everyone. sudo adduser --no-create-home
On the client machine (XP), you can create a batch file to run anytime you need to connect the folder. create a text file with these contents: net use J: "\\pathname\to\share" password /user:your_usere_name. save it as a .cmd file. you can also run the command prompt of course. on some routers especially if its crossing from wired LAN to
Jun 13, 2019 · In Windows 10, some features of file and folder sharing over a network have changed, including the removal of HomeGroup.Read on for answers to common questions about other changes to file and folder sharing in Windows 10. Mar 05, 2020 · The problem i have is the following : I can share folders normally (as well as its sub folders and files) placed at c: (or at a partition of c:) following the procedure above, however i can NOT share the structure of the sub folders and the files contained inside of a shared folder in case this shared folder is placed at any external disk !