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Hey everyone,
At work our we have Windows 10 machines that we use for general tasks and also SSH into our Ubuntu 18.04 VMs to do our heavu computational work.
For some reason, certain folders within the drive are invisible on the VMs, but are definitely there. We can see them on Windows and we can cd into it, but whenever we use ls it still isn't there. I can find that I have full read and write permissions and that the folders aren't hidden. In addition, copying all of the files into a new directory with a different name makes it visible, but then when you change the name of the new directory to the name of the old directory, it disappears again.
Our network drive is mounted on our VMs using the following command:
sudo mount -t cifs //the/drive/location /mnt/data -o username=myusername,domain=domain.local,sec=ntlmv2,vers=3.0,gid=1001,uid=1001
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
At work our we have Windows 10 machines that we use for general tasks and also SSH into our Ubuntu 18.04 VMs to do our heavu computational work.
For some reason, certain folders within the drive are invisible on the VMs, but are definitely there. We can see them on Windows and we can cd into it, but whenever we use ls it still isn't there. I can find that I have full read and write permissions and that the folders aren't hidden. In addition, copying all of the files into a new directory with a different name makes it visible, but then when you change the name of the new directory to the name of the old directory, it disappears again.
Our network drive is mounted on our VMs using the following command:
sudo mount -t cifs //the/drive/location /mnt/data -o username=myusername,domain=domain.local,sec=ntlmv2,vers=3.0,gid=1001,uid=1001
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!