Can't run "mkdir"

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Joined: 10 Feb 2020

TheJoe

Hi everyone,
i've tried to look arround in the forum, but it seems that my question has still no answer.

I'm on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS, running ffs 10.19 64bit.

I'm trying to backup the "home" of a user directory into a private nas (on my LAN). To connect to my nas i'm using curlftpfs and locally mount it into the /opt/ folder (where my user have rights). I wasn't able to let ffs read the "smb://" or the "ftp://" protocol under the destination label. The nas is correctely mounted and i can see it in the "opt" folder, i can create and delete files and directories, but ffs seems to not be able to create new directories with "mkdir". I have italian localization. I'm posting the error reported by ffs:

--- ITA
Impossibile creare la cartella "/opt/nas/blablabla/.cache".

Codice di errore 1: Operazione non permessa [mkdir]
--- ENG
Can't create the directory "/opt/nas/blablabla/.cache".

Error code 1: Operation not allowed [mkdir]
This happens:
- when i run it as normal user
- when i run it as sudo
- when i flag "copy files permissions" under options
- when i deflag it

Is there anything i can try?

Thanks.
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Joined: 10 Feb 2020

jooch

i can create and delete files and directories
Can you create "/opt/nas/blablabla/.cache"?
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Joined: 10 Feb 2020

TheJoe

Yes, i have all the rights in it.