directory permissions on mounted smb share in fstab

[glok_twen]

ok hunted high and low and i'm stuck on getting the permissions right. i'm mounting a samba share housed on buffalo nas. i keep getting these permissions on all the directories, even down a level for the share level:

drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 0 2008-02-15 08:17 postgres

and here is the fstab line:

//hs-dhtgl9dc/share /mnt/smb-mnt-01/ smbfs defaults,rw,umask=0000 0 0

experimented with all sorts of options and still can't get to w's for the other 2 slots that are dashes above. and the result is that through pgadmin i can't create a new table space. i keep getting an error saying it can't set permissions on /mnt/smb-mnt-01/postgres.

can you help? should i being mounting nas in fstab? (yes i have ntfs-3g installed; and best i can tell the share is set up as read/write in the buffalo set up screens).

[falko]

Do you see any errors related to the smb share in the

dmesg

output?

[glok_twen]

buffalo tech support indicated the permissions in their samba setup don't always propagate correctly so i am going a different route. may just build out a storage server custom.

[chipsafts]

I'm having a similiar problem,
i am trying to mount an smbfs from an NTFS harddrive on a seperate pc so that all users in the group can have rw on it.
The /etc/fstab has:

//opserv/E  /mnt/opserve  smbfs  users,noauto,umask=0022

but only root has rw rights.
I tried :

 chmod g+w /mnt/opserve

but result was:

chmod: changing permissions of `/mnt/opserve' (requested: 0775, actual: 0755): Operation not permitted

[glok_twen]

what about adding rw to the list of paramters?

[chipsafts]

Isn't that the

umask 0022

?

if not, where should I put "rw" so that only same group has the rw rights ?