Oh. I didn't understand what you were asking. You do not use smb4k from the command line. It is a GUI that will let you see the shares on the network, and mount them. If you want to mount a share from the command line, then try this as root:Mikkel ...
... have a wireless network system in my office, my computers all have their C:, D:, etc files shared, send stuff back and forth all the time .. for purposes of discussion, my too main players are:
My Desktop - Workgroup: HKwork, Computer name: Faster (has MD 6.0 working in CLI mode, regular bootup on separate partition)
My Laptop:- Workgroup: Workgroup, Computer name: Best (has MD 10.1 working in KDE in Virtual Machine)
.... so, on the MD 6.0 on the desktop, Linux is .HKwork.Faster ..... and, on the MD 10.1 on my laptop Linux is .Workgroup.Best
... so the sharing stuff has been in place for some time, my question is what line of code do I use employing smb4k to see Windows platforms ?
(something) smb4k (something) ( HKwork/Faster/C something)
HK
mkdir /mnt/samba mount -t smbfs //faster/<share name> /mnt/samba
Replave "<share name>" with the Windows share name. You can get a list of shares by running "smbclient -L faster".
Mikkel --
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