If I run
docker-volume-netshare cifs 1.39 as a service
and then run
docker run -it --volume-driver=cifs -v 192.168.10.30/HDD-Pool:/mount ubuntu /bin/bash
I get
Error response from daemon: error while mounting volume '': VolumeDriver.Mount: exit status 32.
which I suspect is an auth/permissions denied error.
However, when running the netshare command from the terminal I have no issues mounting the share.
This issue may be related to issue #78 but I I'm not sure because I was unable to test the workaround due to the init.d script overwriting my changes and I don't know to edit the script to set the working directory.
I do suspect netrc is involved in some way but I'm not sure exactly what's broken.
If I run
docker-volume-netshare cifs 1.39
as a service and then rundocker run -it --volume-driver=cifs -v 192.168.10.30/HDD-Pool:/mount ubuntu /bin/bash
I getError response from daemon: error while mounting volume '': VolumeDriver.Mount: exit status 32.
which I suspect is an auth/permissions denied error.However, when running the netshare command from the terminal I have no issues mounting the share.
This issue may be related to issue #78 but I I'm not sure because I was unable to test the workaround due to the init.d script overwriting my changes and I don't know to edit the script to set the working directory. I do suspect netrc is involved in some way but I'm not sure exactly what's broken.
Thanks, Matt