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Mounting is the concept of attaching a file system to a computer for access.

A mount is the process of attaching a file system to a computer so that it can be accessed. Depending on the operating system, a mount could be local or remote, via a network, read-only or read-write, or many other options.

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Accessing Azure File Share from Windows Web App

I have a Windows Azure Web App that uploads files to a directory called 'CallRecordings' in the website root. I wish to use a virtual directory pointing to an Azure file share. I have mounted the file share from the Azure portal and it appears at…
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Mount error (112) - Host is down, specifying SMB protocol version does not resolve issue

Hoping someone can help. I have previously been able to mount a local network drive to my server (was running Ubuntu 16.04.7, now running 18.04.6). However, recently when I try it gives the following error: mount error(112): Host is down I use the…
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How to mount volume type LVM2_member to EC2 instance

I'm trying to mount a volume taken from an old EC2 to a new EC2 instance, however, this volume has an "unknown filesystem type of "LVM2_member". I tried all this with the original volume, then I made a volume from the snapshot, thinking it would not…
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I can't mount windows folder in centos through mount -t cifs

everyone! I have windows folder. This folder is available from my windows 10 OS. At the server with Centos 8 I did: sudo mkdir /mnt/sbsp sudo mount -t cifs //bk.local/BurgerKing/NetDisks/K/Бухгалтерия/Сбер_Спасибо_Отчет /mnt/sbsp -o…
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docker run script at start, commit changes and remove script mounted

I have a script that I want to run on existing images. For this I mount the script while running the container, commit changes and replace the image. The problem with binding the script at start is that the volume stays in new image too.In running…
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inodes & read only bind mount

I'm using xfs filesystem, speaking about inodes topic have a question: does RO bind mount points consumes inodes? The information is the same, strictly speaking; because the binds mounts point to a directory in the same filesystem. With df -i is…
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Mounting a filesystem for all processes from within a service/webserver

I'm trying to create a local website that allows me to decrypt a file, mount its contained filesystem and start a systemd service without accessing the console. The started service then uses the files within the mounted filesystem. The webserver…
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How to mount a shared directory in linux

RaspberryPi Samba Server Share directory: jack Host Computer Mount (read/write access): jack directory from RaspberryPi I have this task , its a connection between my RPI and my host computer , I have a samba server running on my rpi with the shared…
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Mount DD image of LVM partition

I am in a conundrum. I need to extract data from a backup image I created previously. I thought I knew enough about LVM to get by... at least until now. It seems my blunder is that I backed up an LVM snapshot volume rather than the whole volume…
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Errors mounting Windows share (cifs) with pam_mount

I have an Ubuntu 21.10 pc joined to a Samba AD domain controller. Everything is working absolutely fine - Kerberos is working (can get tickets with kinit), winbind is working (can get info abount users and groups), I am able to log in to the system…
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Samba file lock prevents media unmount

I have a small server with a samba share that sometimes I use to share removable disks connected in the hot swap bays. After mounting a disk and accessing it, I try to unmount it, but umount refuses (even using -f) to do it because the disk is busy:…
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One bad sector causes the whole RAID0 to fail?

In our server, we have four SSDs. The first one is for OS, and the remaining three are for RAID0. Today, the disk mount corresponding to RAID0 suddenly goes missing. When I check the disks, the 3rd disk in the RAID0 says there is one bad sector, and…
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Wrong OWNER USER on folder/file: docker run -v :/ not working for user defined in Dockerfile

Host OS: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.9 (Maipo) Guest OS i.e. a Docker container running: OpenSuse 15.2 Docker Version (on Host): Docker version 19.03.5, build 633a0ea On host, when I git clone a repository "utilities_scripts" I have…
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Rsync: "chown failed: permission denied (13)"

I run a rsync task every midnight using the following command: rsync -ahzP --stats --update --delete-before --delete-excluded --exclude "*.log" --exclude temp /mnt/raid/ /mnt/backups > /root/ext_backup.log 2>&1 /mnt/backups is a NFS mount. The…
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Why dar won't allow me to unmount?

I'm trying to make a multi-volume backup of a huge directory with DAR. This should be possible, according to the tutorial. Or at least used to be. root@box:/# dar -R / -c mnt/backups/syncable -z -g home/myuser/spin/syncable -\\…
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