I'd like to be able to share files between my Kubuntu 19.10 machine and another machine with Windows 10 on it. So I set up a shared folder on the Windows machine.
From Kubuntu, I can get to the shared folder via Dolphin (the file manager). And if there are files in that folder, I can see them and copy them over. However, every time I try to put a file in it from Kubuntu, I get:
Access denied. Could not write to smb://...
I realise this might be a common request, and before you satisfy that itch to mark this as a duplicate question, I'll point out that I have already tried a few things, such as modifying /etc/fstab
(as per this Q&A and MountWindowsSharesPermanently - the latter did not even get me read access) or doing a sudo cp
directly into the smb://
folder where I already have access (Cannot create regular file smb://.../test.txt: no such file or directory
).
I really don't know what else to try and would appreciate some advice.