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I cannot copy folders between windows 10 and Ubuntu

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xzodiac

I hope someone can help a newbie.

I have 2 computers I am working for this question. 1 windows 10 computer being used as a file server (4 drives) 1 Ubuntu computer being used as a backup server (4 Drives) I managed to get my home windows 10 and Ubuntu to see each other and the drive.

I can see my 4 Ubuntu drives from the windows 10 computer. I can copy files over. I can make directories. I cannot make sub folders or add files to those sub folders I also cannot drag and drop folders from windows to Ubunto directory with file explorer. Or copy paste I get and error (Pop up: Destination folder Access denied) (you need permission to perform this action)

My smb.conf looks like this.

[global]

workgroup = Workgroup server string = Samba Server %v netbios name = ubuntu security = user map to guest = bad user name resolve order = bcast host dns proxy = no

[Public] comment = Ubuntu File Share path = /srv/samba/share browsable = yes writable = yes guest ok = yes read only = no create mode = 0777 directory mode 0777 force user = nobody

[drive2] path = /mnt/drive2 browsable = yes writable = yes guest ok = yes read only = no create mode = 0777 directory mode 0777 force user = nobody

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Am.Shekari
maybe you need to open your file manager in "Run as administrator"
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