Is there an way to mount a SMB-share
instead of using the ftp-like smbclient-tool?
Thanks
Martin
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Martin Bernreuther wrote:> > Is there an way to mount a SMB-share > instead of using the ftp-like smbclient-tool? >Yeah, check out smbmount. Where you get that depends on what OS you're running. Look for something like smbfs or smbfsx.
> Is there an way to mount a SMB-share > instead of using the ftp-like smbclient-tool? > > Thanks > Martin > -Of course, Use smbmount. eg. smbmount //server/public /mnt/serverdrive It will mount share "public" on mount point "mnt/serverdrive" and from there you can access the mounted share as if it were NFS or the like. Check the man page for further information, but it is a very straightforward program. I don't think you'll need more than this command line... :-) Ivan