I would like to mount Synology SMB share /volume1/data to my macbook with Ventura. I can access files in Synology/volume1/data folder in Finder, but I would like to be mounted as directory. How do I do that?
BR
MacBook Air
I mount mine in the GUI via Finder, under Network. I log in to the Synology and I am presented with shares I can mount. I authenticate, and voilà. In Terminal it shows up in /Volumes.
I'm slightly puzzled by your question, as for me it is very straightforward.
Also this can be done in the Finder's Go menu, Connect to Server. smb://nameofserver.local
I see Synology in left pane under "Locations". I can find Synology under Finder -> Go -> Network.
I can view shares (data, video, photos,...), I can see folders and files in those shares. But how do I "mount" thise shares?
Where are they mounted? What is the path to them in "Terminal".
If I open Terminal and go to "cd /root/something/... and so on", where I find those shares?
If I type "ls Volumes/data" I get "Operation not permited", sudo or user.
When I open Safari, I would like to open my html file stored on Synology as default page...
I don't know what you mean by "linux style."
M2 MacBook Air style, under Ventura, my mounted Synology DS921+ shows the mounted share under /Volumes on the command line and I can see and access the files and directories on it.
Perhaps your Synology device or your installation of it has left it with restricted behaviors that I do not see on my equipment.
In Terminal,
username# cd /Volumes
username# cd nameofsynologyshare
username# ls -al
I am a mere duffer on the command line. Do the commands I list work for you?
On the command line, if you see the name of the share at /Volumes, then it is in fact mounted.
In the GUI you should see it at "Nameofyourcomputer" with your boot volume and other mounted volumes.
No, it is not mounted. It mounts after you click it in Finder. And you can not access it over terminal (rights issue, I assume).
So, my qustion, how do I mount it linux style, here on my macbook?
autnagrag I would kindly ask you to not replay to this tread any more. Thank you.
Mount Synology SMB share to macbook with Ventura