I second this...also confused! If I look in /var/hda/files I find symlinks to all the files, which have been split amongst the two greyhole enabled shares. This seems like how things should be, and is what happened when I added files to /mnt/samba/*share* Currently when I need to delete a file I del...

ok, greyhole.conf does actually exist http://paste.ubuntu.com/1363693/ Anyhow, yea I am trying to delete from /mnt/samba/sharename, I thought that was the correct way...when I add files to these folders greyhole seems to know how to manage them no problem...My HDA also acts as a media computer in my...

hmm, still no luck


oddly enough though, if I run the script with the stop command so the local shares are unmounted and then run it again with start it mounts read only. It only is writeable when I restart the system... (of course, writeable but not deletable)

hmmm, I checked the logs and this is what I get when I try to delete a file (using the aforementioned account) Nov 15 03:05:16 7 sleep: Nothing to do... Sleeping. Nov 15 03:05:26 7 read_smb_spool: Processing Samba spool... Nov 15 03:05:26 7 read_smb_spool: Found 1 new tasks in spool. Nov 15 03:05:26...

how can I ensure it is running? The shares show up fine in the /mnt directory and I can view/copy files to them no problem....I can also delete files using the admin account as I mentioned.

it is just with my second non admin account that I can't delete files.

Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately this didn't resolve my problem.

For a bit more context, I can delete files no problem when connecting remotely (with the same account) or if I log into my admin account which is the same as the main amahi user.

Any ideas on this?

Hi there! I recently installed a new drive and have decided to use greyhole for this as well as one partition of my existing drive. I am now in the process of moving all my files to the now greyhole enabled shares (which I have mounted locally as per this guide http://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Mount_...