Please,
I need help, I installed virtual box on my windows seven home, and I create a virtual machine with ubuntu 12.04 and I unable to open the shared folder.
I shared a folder on my seven hard disk and I put the same into virtualbox. When I try to access to folder from ubuntu I get permession denied.
if I do: sudo ls -l sharedfolder I get the files into folder by I am unable to access to them. I set complete control on the folder in seven and in the security tab I add to everyone
unable to access to shared folder
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noteirak
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
Are you supplying credentials when you connect from your linux guest?
"Everyone" means everyone that is authenticated, it does not include any guest account by default!
Also, did you allow file sharing in the firewall AND in the sharing properties of the network center?
By default these 2 are set to block file sharing.
"Everyone" means everyone that is authenticated, it does not include any guest account by default!
Also, did you allow file sharing in the firewall AND in the sharing properties of the network center?
By default these 2 are set to block file sharing.
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alessio211734
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
firewall is down but the problem remain. I login with my username into ubuntu, no as guest.noteirak wrote:Are you supplying credentials when you connect from your linux guest?
"Everyone" means everyone that is authenticated, it does not include any guest account by default!
Also, did you allow file sharing in the firewall AND in the sharing properties of the network center?
By default these 2 are set to block file sharing.
I should add something in the security tab of windows folder I put everyone and System administrator my user...
I forget to say that my folder is readOnly and I cant remove the flag.
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alessio211734
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
I resolved my problem with sudo -i I get the root and I access to my folder but I don't understand how get privilege to access as simple user
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Perryg
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
Sounds like you are using the automatic mount feature. In that case you need to add your user name to the (guests) vboxsf group.
See 4.3.2 Automatic mounting (guest additions) in your VirtualBox users manual.
Note: moving to Linux guest
See 4.3.2 Automatic mounting (guest additions) in your VirtualBox users manual.
Note: moving to Linux guest
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alessio211734
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
The problem remain because even if I can access with sudo -i to shared folder I cant write into it, its protected in readmode the folder and I cant remove the readonly flag
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I try remove the flag in windows 7 but after I remove the flag it reappears
I try remove the flag in windows 7 but after I remove the flag it reappears
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Perryg
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
Choose another folder, or create a folder specific for shared data.
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alessio211734
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
every folder that I create on my partition have the readonly flag and it cant be removed.
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Perryg
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Re: unable to access to shared folder
Nothing more I can say. OS specific issues should be directed to the forum of the OS.