I want to create a share that a different Linux box running nextcloud can expose. Right now I am hung up creating a share on TNAS. If I use the control panel and create a user called nextcloud, then a share called nextcloud_share it shows up when I run smbclient -L x.x.x.x
What would the mount command look like on the Linux box to connect to that share?
When I try this ...
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sudo mount -t cifs //x.x.x.x /nextcloud_share /mnt/nextcloud -o username=nextcloud
I get this error
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mount: /mnt/nextcloud: cannot mount //x.x.x.x/nextcloud_share read-only.
Also, I assume the error message I got when I tried to create a share called nextcloud was because the user created the directory. Is there a way to create a share at that point? I did not see any UI to do that.