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Then I did a reboot and everything was there where it should be.īut to be honest: I really do not know, what the trick was to make it happen. Later I looked into the results and recogniced that the NAS HDD must have been connected because the data regarding that NAS HDD were right! I must admit that I first did all what you asked for and copied it - without thinking. I, however, keep getting the no permissions error when I try to copy files to the server.Dateisystem Größe Benutzt Verf. So I connect with the same account as colleagues which can copy files to the server. I also want to indicate that I connect to the server with the same user account and login as most of my colleagues. I can only enter my OSX account credentials. Some people have suggested that I needed to enter the server credentials in the Finder prompt but it doesn't allow that. When I provided my files to a colleague which is using Windows 8 he succeeded in copying my files to said volume.Ĭan't copy files over SMB to specific server volume from OSX Mavericks. He can however copy his own files to said volume without any problem.

He got the same problem and was also prompted by Finder to provide his credentials on which afterwards failed to copy because of the above permissions error. What I also tried to do was to give my files to a colleague which runs OS X Mountain Lion so he could attempt to copy the files to said volume. None of these attempts have managed to solve the problem I'm experiencing.

Attempting to install Samba to be used instead of OS X's SMB implementation.

Changing the permissions on said files to read/write by everyone.

Connecting through CIFS rather then SMB.

I can however copy files to other volumes on our server. I therefor cannot copy files to this specific volume on our server. The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have permission to access some of the items. After I've entered my OSX user credentials I get an error stating the following: However, when I try to copy files to one particularly volume I get prompted by Finder to enter my username and password. I connect through the admin username and password for this server. I can also access and read the files on all the volumes (so far as I know). When I connect to a server on our company network with the SMB or CIFS protocol I can mount the volumes from that server.

At this point I'm not exact sure which version. I'm running OS X 10.9 Mavericks on a Mac Mini. I've already read quite some articles on this issue but can't seem to find the specific issue I'm experiencing. First of all I'd like to say that I've spent most of the day trying to figure this problem out.