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|what happened when you tried smbclient? the password to smbclient
|can be ignored.
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|nfs won't work unless an nfs shared volume is configured on //mail
|and the userid you are
|logged onto your machine as has access.
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Only if there is a guest account that is permitted to view the sha
riginal Message-
|From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
|Behalf Of LinuxGeek
|Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 10:41 AM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: [expert] smb moutn problem :(
|
|
|hi Daryl
|
|yes , samba is running on both machines and the mail machine can
|be accessed using
LinuxGeek wrote:
> hi Daryl
>
> yes , samba is running on both machines and the mail machine can be accessed using
>the
> network from all the windowz machines...
> i cannot access it from my Linux workstation.
> tried to mount -smbfs and -nfs and nothing
> for smb it asked for a password. i
hi Daryl
yes , samba is running on both machines and the mail machine can be accessed using the
network from all the windowz machines...
i cannot access it from my Linux workstation.
tried to mount -smbfs and -nfs and nothing
for smb it asked for a password. i tried all the passwords i knew -
LinuxGeek wrote:
>
>
> heya all !! :-)
>
> i am running mdk 7.1 on my machine at work
> i want to mount a volume from another Linux machine (RH 6.1) on my local network.
>
> when i am trying to mount i am getting this :
>
>
> [root@sysadmin installs]# mount -t smbfs //mail/hda /mnt/mail_mach
