RE: [SLUG] Samba Question - Mount

From: Mikes work account (mrock@stewartsigns.com)
Date: Thu Jul 19 2001 - 12:12:16 EDT


I have outlined the procedure for you:

1. create a directory on the Linux Server to hold the share. ie: if the
directory you want to mount is mongoose then create a directory on the
Linux box to hold that directory( I prefer to use names that either
duplicate or resemble the NT directory names: for ease of reference later)
Your NT files must be in a folder that is shared! with a share name.
2. Mount with the command: mount -t smbfs -o username=<your NT user name>,
paswd=<your NT password> //<your server name>/<share name>/<directory name
you created>
3. If you have problems make sure that smbfs is either compiled in to the
kernel or has been added as a module. /sbin/lsmod will list all running
modules.
4. Shares can be mounted with specific permissions using he appropriate
optional commands in the man pages on smbmount.

Michael C. Rock

> Second Question
> I allegedly have Samba set up. Please note the the word allegedly.
>
> Anyway I desire to view the files on the Win box from the linux box
> (preferable by Kong and MC).
>
> If I recall correctly you have to mount the Win box on the Linux
> box for this
> action to take place. My Samba instructions do not say this but I
> believe I
> read it someplace. If so how do I do this?
>
> Thanks
> Frank
>
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