E$ and F$ this must be a NT system - check your user premissions on that
computer. One way past this is that when it prompts you for password use
administrator then you have full premission to mount and check the drives.
And yes the goto console and su root then run kruiser is usaly more secure but
you don't want to give root access to a user - catch 22
On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Sarang Lakare wrote:
> >
> > Hmm, Based on that I decided to try running kruiser as root before
> > changing any permissions. I su'ed and started kruiser from konsole, I
> > then logged in with my user name/password and it worked. Is this a
>
> I could get it to work by setting suid. But I don't know about security
> concerns.
>
> But now I can see onlt C: on the remote machine.. it has 2 more drives
> (partitions).. E: and F:.. but I see them as E$ and F$ and can't access
> them.. what does this mean?
>
> -sarang
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