So I got the mount to work, but it is the RedHat syntax and there is no rights in the syntax... so I know that has something to do with it.
the problem is I cannot mount without SUDO or at root, and even at those levels I cannot change the mod or the owner or group. I have checked the NAS and the credentials I used to mount are full admin. Now I was able to change these settings in the past, yet that was a different mount syntax... but regardless. There is still something wrong with this newest version of UBUNTU since I NEVER had this issue in the past... just after that upgrade and patches... Now I am up that creek without one of those paddles... So let's just throw out everything we know about Linux and flip a coin to see how to fix this... OR Ubuntu can relook at their upgrade and fix the quirks that are obviously there.
I just saying...
the problem is I cannot mount without SUDO or at root, and even at those levels I cannot change the mod or the owner or group. I have checked the NAS and the credentials I used to mount are full admin. Now I was able to change these settings in the past, yet that was a different mount syntax... but regardless. There is still something wrong with this newest version of UBUNTU since I NEVER had this issue in the past... just after that upgrade and patches... Now I am up that creek without one of those paddles... So let's just throw out everything we know about Linux and flip a coin to see how to fix this... OR Ubuntu can relook at their upgrade and fix the quirks that are obviously there.
I just saying...