The Library button (probably reads something like 35 books) controls this.
Click that button and enter a different directory.
You'll need to re-import your books from the old library to the new one before
removing the old directory.
On 05/13/2011 06:37 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote:
When I
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Hello All.
I am trying to figure out how to copy a file to a smb share from the
command line.
The share is
smb://my-airport-extreme.local/drobo/folder/
my way is failing
cp test.txt smb://my-airport-extreme.local/drobo/folder/test.txt
What is
I have always mounted the smb file system then copied it that way. Then I
realize I hate smb and use sftp instead.
Eric
On May 14, 2011, at 5:24 PM, Tom Ostlund t...@ostlundgroup.com wrote:
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Hello All.
I am trying to figure out how to copy
Unless you've already connected to the smb share, you won't be able to
access it. You could try smbclient, and do a put. I'm sure there are other
ways, but that's the quickest to script. Soo wrong from a security
perspective, but eh.
smbclient //target/share password -W domain -u user
James way works well if you only have to do this once.
If you want to copy files to the smb share regularly (I would assume that given
the uri you specify), then installing smbfs (e.g. apt-get install smbfs) and
mounting the smb share on a convenient directory (e.g. mount -t smbfs
From: Joseph Sinclair plug-discuss...@stcaz.net
Once you have it mounted and working, don't forget to add it
to /etc/fstab
//my-airport-extreme.local/drobo/folder/
/home/shares/drobo/folder/smbfsfile_mode=0644,
dir_mode=0755,uid=,gid=,credentials=
smbfs is deprecated and
