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Virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu
Virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu




virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu

The PROBLEM is that shared folders seem to "mount" in the VB but I do not have permission to open them GUEST is Ubuntu 10.04 running in VirtualBox 4.0.4

virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu

This is especially true as am new to BOTH MAC OS & Ubuntu (Windoz Refugee))

virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu

HOST is Apple OSX Snow Leopard (so, as you may suspect, hand-holding will be needed. Perhaps in large part because it was never clear to me which machine was being referenced in the mount command Sadly, none of the suggestions have worked. And have read what I could fined here searching on various permutations of share+folder.

virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu

Yes, I did read the HowTo on mounting shared folders. I have written a little bit more describing how to a user to a Linux group that might also be helpful to read if you want to learn more about adding groups.This is a repost from the VB on Linux forum - somehow did not see the MAC forum when I made the original post - where it got a lot of views (which suggests that it is a common problem) but no replies (which suggests the answer is either painfully obvious or completely obscure) This should force the permissions to be reloaded. If that doesn’t work I recommend restarting your computer. The most common cause of this not working is forgetting to reload the permissions by logging out and back in. This will reload the group with the new permissions. This can easily be done by logging out of Linux and logging back in. Once the new group has been added you need to reload the groups for that user. This adds the group vboxsf to the user chewett. usermod -aG vboxsf chewettĪbove I am using usermod to add a new group to the user. To fix this I can use usermod to add a new group to my user. This is because the only users allowed to mount shared folders are those in the vboxsf group. I found out that this problem occurs when you don’t have rights to use the VirtualBox shared folders service. This post explains why this happens and what you can do to fix it.įixing “Access Denied” when mounting the folder The error “access denied” appeared each time I attempted to mount the volume. I was looking to add shared folders to my Fedora VM but during mounting them there was an error.






Virtualbox shared folder permission ubuntu