mount network drive over cifs in /etc/fstab run into problems

Hey Guys,

since yesterday afternoon i try to mount a hetzner storage box to the control.domain.tld (the webserver).

I've done the following:
nano /etc/fstab
into a newline:
//user.your-storagebox.de/backup /storage-box-one cifs defaults,username=USERNAME,password=PASSWORD,uid=1005,gid=1003

For the definition:
the network storage: //user.your-storagebox.de/backup /storage-box-one
protocol: cifs
options:
-->defaults = rw,suid,dev,exec,auto,nouser,async
-->username = username of storage box
-->password = password of storage box
-->uid= using the user web5 (that is where i need to have rights to the content on the storage box)
-->gid= using the group of the client1 (that is where i need to have rights to the content on the storage box)

save, exit & reboot the system

After restart the partition is there without any warnings/errors on "dmesg". I've created the folder "data" on it, which should used by the nextcloud installation. So i've changed the chown to 1005:1003 recursively and made a chmod 755 to the folder.

But if i try to install the "data" directory to that with the nextcloud installer its saying "U dont have the permissions to write to the data folder."

Just for the info:
i've tested it with a little minimum system with a lamp base system and the user:group www-data:www-data which is working. Doing the same to the control doesnt worked.

What i've tried:
uid/gid = 1005:1003
uid/gid = www-data:www-data
without uid/gid
without creating data folder before, just chmod and chown to /shared-cloud-1 in all combinations with above


Did anybody has a clue?


Best regards
Frankenstein

 

@till

Perhaps i need to configure "relative symlinks" and "Network file system" as checked in server configuration of the web server?
Or eventually just "relative symlinks" OR "Network file system"?