Doing "domain" authentication is easy. First you need to know what share
constitutes your home directory ('smbclient -L' will list shares on a given
machine). Then you can use smbmount (as root) or smbclient (works like tar,
you can run it as yourself) to access the share--just specify the user (with
the -U option, I believe, but check the man page) as 'DOMAIN\USER'. Make
sure you single-quote enclose this domain/user combo so the shell doesn't
interpret '\' as an escape.Stephen Carpenter wrote: > As I run Linux on my 486 here at work... > (btw I got it working again ...thanx for the help everyone who e-mailed > me) > I want to make iso9660 CD ROM images on my 486 and then burn them > the problem is disk space > I am using an 850 MB hard drive.,..and thatrs really all I have. > which I can put 650 MB of files on...but then have no space to store the > image! > (I would then FTP the image to another system for burning...so it only > needs > to be there a short time really) > Win95 machines here logon to an NT domain...and map a "home drive" with > unknown storage space limits > (none set that Iknow of...and those servers have ALOT of space...I have > put > whole CD ROM images there and been told "ahh there have been worst > abuses") > if I could authenticate with the domain..and acess my home drive and > mount it.. > I would be all set > I could image and burn Linux CDs to my hearts content > is there any software to let me do that? > if not..is there any way I can take a directory tree and make it into an > ISO image > such that th eoriginal tree is destroyed (thus I don't need 2 times the > hard drive space) > is there a better place to ask? (im just looking for pointers > since everyone here has been so helpful) -- Jens B. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
