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I can create, delete and rename folder (as long, as it is stays on the same level) on an cifs connected network disk, but I cannot move them. When I try to move one dir inside of another dir, it gives me access denied. When I login to the ssh and move the folder from the remote shell, it works. Maybe, I need to use some parameter, that I am missing with cifs connection string?

Here is my string:

mount -t cifs //ip.addr/share_name /tmp/mount_dir/ -o user=user-with-root-rights,domain=domain-or-workgroup-name,uid=local-user-mapped2mount,gid=local-group-mapped2mount
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  • What is the platform the network disk is using? If it is Linux, most likely the reason is that the daemon is running as a user that has does not have permissions to write in that directory. – Tero Kilkanen Jul 16 '16 at 11:18
  • Yes, it's Linux based NAS appliance, but it's strange, since I've created the directory through the same share with the same mount config (not locally on that device). – igoryonya Jul 16 '16 at 14:46

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