> It's read-only as root too. >>If you want it to be writable by a normal user you will need to add >>uid=nnnn to the options. > I did this line in fstab: > //gw/public /mnt/public smbfs,uid=501,user,sync 0 0 > It didn't work. :( It may be setting permissions like 555 or whatever. "man smbmount" and look for "fmask" and "dmask".