On Tue, 7 May 2002, gili2 wrote:
> here is the script :
>
> #!/bin/csh -f
>
> /usr/bin/smbmount file://servername/D /tmp -o username=admin/domain%password
have you tried removing "file:" ?
smb
Hi List,
First of all thanks for the advice
(Oleg), but my smbmount is in /usr/bin/, I add the path after I got the error in
the first time. as U can see, it didn't help mach.
If U have any other idea, fill free to
E-Mail my ;-)
Thanks,
Gili
do
locate smbmount
and
do
locate smbmount
and then see where it is. On my system (Debian)
it's on /usr/sbin and not /usr/bin
if it's not found in neither place, you should
install the package. again on debian you can do
apt-get install smbmount
on other systems, consult your manual
:-))
Hi list.
I'm trying to mount a share on a
M$WIN2K, on command prompt it's OK (mount, umount no problem), the trouble start
when I use script (I write in
csh).
I get /usr/bin/smbmount: No
match.
I try to change the syntax of the
smbmount from servername\\D to //servername
On 24-Mar-2000 Schlomo Schapiro wrote:
> Well, that is no wonder since smbfs (which smbmount belongs to) and
>samba
>are two different things. One is a server and the other is a network
>file system
I do understand that, but my point was that a newbie like me who is
looking for a wa
Well, that is no wonder since smbfs (which smbmount belongs to) and samba
are two different things. One is a server and the other is a network file
system (and belongs to the kernel). smbmount is merely a helper program to
tell the kernel what to do, like ncpmount for Novell Networks.
Schlomo
I'm sure alot of people must have laughed when I wrote in my last
message that all I have to do is figure out how to let the LINUX box
see WIN98. I haven't opened my mail yet this morning but I'm sure some
one is going to write me about SMBMOUNT. OK - I found SMBMOUNT myself
super-user uid.
I'm not really sure but I think it's called 'suexec' or something like
that. But IMHO the best solution is just 'su -' and mount SMB filesystem
with 'smbmount' or 'mount -t smbfs'. And more, it's SAFE and SECURE...
> Also: I s
Hi
I use samba from the samba-2.0.3-0 rpm. When I try to mount as a user
I get the message that I need root permissions for that.
The reason is ofcourse that none of smbmount, smbumount and smbmnt is
suid-ed.
from different paragraphs on theSamba documentation I gather that
smbmout should be set
course.
"Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote:
>
> On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, 00:02 Konstantin Forostyan wrote:
>
> KF>> Hi All! Since I've upgraded the kernel from 2.0.35 to 2.2.1 I
> KF>> can't mount any SMB share - smbmount says:
> KF>>
>
On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, 00:02 Konstantin Forostyan wrote:
KF>> Hi All! Since I've upgraded the kernel from 2.0.35 to 2.2.1 I
KF>> can't mount any SMB share - smbmount says:
KF>>
KF>> SMBFS: need mount version 6
Yeah, yeah. You need smbmount from samba build. T
Konstantin Forostyan writes:
> SMBFS: need mount version 6
>
> I tried to get the updated version of smbmount from www.kki.org/linux-lan (I've
> found there version 2.0.2 dated 1997 as the most recent) and recompile it with
> the new kernel, but the results I'
Hi All!
Since I've upgraded the kernel from 2.0.35 to 2.2.1 I can't mount any SMB share
- smbmount says:
SMBFS: need mount version 6
I tried to get the updated version of smbmount from www.kki.org/linux-lan (I've
found there version 2.0.2 dated 1997 as the most recent) and re
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