mohammedrasha...@gmail.com (Rashad Kanavath), 2016.06.29 (Wed) 19:18 (CEST):
> I tried to mount a network drive using shlight. But it is not working. Here
> is the command with verbose output.
>
> using smbclient -L ... , I can list the drive. so this must be something
> else.
I haven't tested this lately, this is just what I could find quickly.
Last time I tried I couldn't make it work, too. I turned to:
sysutils/usmb
mount SMB shares from userland via FUSE
Description:
usmb lets you mount SMB shares as unprivileged users via FUSE, in the
vein of Windows' Map Network Drive facility. It differs from the other
FUSE SMB filesystems (fusesmb, SMB for FUSE) in that it doesn't have
Network Neighbourhood functionality: this means that you can mount
shares that you can't see via NetBIOS browsing.
(Note: unprivileged mounting requires both kern.usermount=1 and access
to /dev/fuse0).
The last sentence apparently did not work for me. I did not try too
hard, though, iirc.
My ~/.usmb.conf (with file permissions for root, since I was running
this via doas):
<mount id="wd" credentials="whoa">
<server>10.10.10.254</server>
<share>WiFiDisk1_Volume1</share>
<mountpoint>/mnt</mountpoint>
<!-- does not work
<options>uid=fifi,gid=fofo,umask=022</options>
-->
</mount>
And in ~/.kshrc:
alias wlandisk="doas usmb wd"
Bye, Marcus
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