I notice the command:
smbmount //server/service -c 'mount /your-mount-point' can only be done by
superuser. Are there any ways to do the same thing with ordinary users?
Any hints appreciated.
Oscar
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Subject: Re: samba-problem
I mount an NT share into my box every now and then. Here is what I do:
smbmount '\\server1\wwwroot' -c 'mount /mnt/web' -I192.168.0.2 -Usmb_login
where \\server1\wwwroot is the share on the nt box
-I192.168.0.2 is the ip of the nt box
and -Usmb_login is the login name for the share
hope that helps
David
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Hari W. wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a question about my samba,
> I try to run "smbclient -L someone" from prompt,
> usually (I used it many times) it shows me some message that contains IP
> information of that "someone", so I can use that info for smbmount command.
> But, now it shows me nothing but the "shared-area" of it without any IP
> info,servername,workgroup info,bla...bla...
> How do I get it mounted ???
> Btw, I use RH60.
>
> Regards,
> Hari
>
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