On 01/08/10 10:19 AM, Mr Smiley wrote:
Hi
I remember now how i used it.
First you have to run a smbmount // command, this fails but creates the cifs
directory, it doesn't exist till your first smbmount command. It's a temporary
directory which disappears on next boot.
then run
echo 0> /proc/fs/cifs/LinuxExtensionsEnabled
and now run your smbmout command again, all should be ok
Mr Smiley
you can ;put everything back without rebooting by changing the 0 or a 1 as below
echo 1> /proc/fs/cifs/LinuxExtensionsEnabled
I see. Please see my other recent post, turns out that the problem was
with the permissions of my mount points (within my ~/). I wanted to make
cifs work since it is apparently the newer choice.
A man with a thermometer knows the temperature. A man with two thermometers is
never sure.
But an engineer he will have a better estimate from multiple readings. :-)
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