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I have a python application (deployed on centos) which searches for files in a shared path on (windows)
the windows paths named like below (upper and lower case) \sharedPDFsMyFolderSomeFile.txt yet, the user input is in lower case \sharedpdfsmyfoldersomefile.txt so when I try to search that on centos, I get file doesn't exist, is there away to make centos files accessible in insensitive way ?
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I have a python application (deployed on centos) which searches for files in a shared path on (windows)
the windows paths named like below (upper and lower case) \sharedPDFsMyFolderSomeFile.txt yet, the user input is in lower case \sharedpdfsmyfoldersomefile.txt so when I try to search that on centos, I get file doesn't exist, is there away to make centos files accessible in insensitive way ?
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I have a python application (deployed on centos) which searches for files in a shared path on (windows)
the windows paths named like below (upper and lower case) \sharedPDFsMyFolderSomeFile.txt yet, the user input is in lower case \sharedpdfsmyfoldersomefile.txt so when I try to search that on centos, I get file doesn't exist, is there away to make centos files accessible in insensitive way ?
linux windows
asked May 26 at 9:06
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I have a python application (deployed on centos) which searches for files in a shared path on (windows)
the windows paths named like below (upper and lower case) \sharedPDFsMyFolderSomeFile.txt yet, the user input is in lower case \sharedpdfsmyfoldersomefile.txt so when I try to search that on centos, I get file doesn't exist, is there away to make centos files accessible in insensitive way ?
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If you've mounted the remote SMB/CIFS filesystem you can use the nocase mount option. For example, in your /etc/fstab, do:
\192.168.1.247sharename /mnt/location cifs auto,credentials=/root/credentials_file,vers=2.0,nocase 0 0
Note the nocase option at the end.
Look what happens if you use the nocase option:
/mnt/location» ls -la
drwxr-xr-x. 2 apache apache 0 Apr 4 2018 __skel
/mnt/location» cd __SKEL # note uppercase, while the dir itself is lowercase
/mnt/location/__SKEL» # hey that worked
You may check the man page for more mount options: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs
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If you've mounted the remote SMB/CIFS filesystem you can use the nocase mount option. For example, in your /etc/fstab, do:
\192.168.1.247sharename /mnt/location cifs auto,credentials=/root/credentials_file,vers=2.0,nocase 0 0
Note the nocase option at the end.
Look what happens if you use the nocase option:
/mnt/location» ls -la
drwxr-xr-x. 2 apache apache 0 Apr 4 2018 __skel
/mnt/location» cd __SKEL # note uppercase, while the dir itself is lowercase
/mnt/location/__SKEL» # hey that worked
You may check the man page for more mount options: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs
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If you've mounted the remote SMB/CIFS filesystem you can use the nocase mount option. For example, in your /etc/fstab, do:
\192.168.1.247sharename /mnt/location cifs auto,credentials=/root/credentials_file,vers=2.0,nocase 0 0
Note the nocase option at the end.
Look what happens if you use the nocase option:
/mnt/location» ls -la
drwxr-xr-x. 2 apache apache 0 Apr 4 2018 __skel
/mnt/location» cd __SKEL # note uppercase, while the dir itself is lowercase
/mnt/location/__SKEL» # hey that worked
You may check the man page for more mount options: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs
answered May 26 at 9:21
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If you've mounted the remote SMB/CIFS filesystem you can use the nocase mount option. For example, in your /etc/fstab, do:
\192.168.1.247sharename /mnt/location cifs auto,credentials=/root/credentials_file,vers=2.0,nocase 0 0
Note the nocase option at the end.
Look what happens if you use the nocase option:
/mnt/location» ls -la
drwxr-xr-x. 2 apache apache 0 Apr 4 2018 __skel
/mnt/location» cd __SKEL # note uppercase, while the dir itself is lowercase
/mnt/location/__SKEL» # hey that worked
You may check the man page for more mount options: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs
answered May 26 at 9:21
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If you've mounted the remote SMB/CIFS filesystem you can use the nocase mount option. For example, in your /etc/fstab, do:
\192.168.1.247sharename /mnt/location cifs auto,credentials=/root/credentials_file,vers=2.0,nocase 0 0
Note the nocase option at the end.
Look what happens if you use the nocase option:
/mnt/location» ls -la
drwxr-xr-x. 2 apache apache 0 Apr 4 2018 __skel
/mnt/location» cd __SKEL # note uppercase, while the dir itself is lowercase
/mnt/location/__SKEL» # hey that worked
You may check the man page for more mount options: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs
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