Den 2015-08-13 kl. 20:00, skrev Aaron Meriwether:
>> On Aug 13, 2015, at 7:36 AM, Nils Söderman <nils_at_meditalk.com> wrote:
>> Thanks! As I use my archive w/o username/password (within my routerprotected firewall) with my Win7-OS I did not expect any problem with password protection. The share "backup" password entry is empty. BUT connecting from RPi results in the same error. I have been scrutinizing the setup of the NAS, I have read/write permission on the two places I can set it. It is clearly a NAS problem?? Thanks to Patrick and the verbose command it was found. I will dig deeper into the problem, but am happy for any hint!
> You have mentioned that you are working with a Raspberry Pi and accessing a NAS that you also use from your Windows 7 computer. This makes me think your NAS probably also supports SMB/CIFS besides FTP. If you want to be able to append to a remote file on the NAS from your Raspberry Pi, you might consider mounting the NAS to the Pi via Linux' support for CIFS. This would allow you to do file-appends much more easily from your program, without worrying about the fiddly FTP stuff.
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> This is a tutorial on how to set that sort of thing up:
> http://geeks.noeit.com/mount-an-smb-network-drive-on-raspberry-pi/
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Thanks Aaron, I will explore the idea with SMB, having used it with my
Atmel CPU projects! But not yet for my ElMeter project!
Thanks again!
Nils
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Received on 2015-08-14