such that it is visible to the machine hosting Samba, but not shared
*through* Samba as a service. As a result, no one would be able to see it,
because Samba isn't serving it up as a fileshare.
Hope that makes some sense.....
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Cloud Strife <piroisl33t at yahoo.com>
wrote:
> I have a belkin N+ wirless router with usb port. I have a 1TB hard drive
> connected to the usb port.
> This hard drive is shared without needing authentication (no user/ pass)
>
> Its the equivalent of have a windows machine with an unprotected share that
> ANYONE can access WITHOUT authentication.
>
> Using samba 3.4.3 I cannot access this share, because it asks for a
> username and password.. (that doesn't exist).
>
> My windows machine accesses it just fine (no user or pass). Samba wants a
> user and password, give one get
> the system complaining of wrong user/pass. (even via command line).
>
> I've been using fstab as a work around by adding the following.
>
> //192.168.2.1/default_a1 /media/smb cifs
> defaults,noatime,auto,username=guest,password=foo 0 0
>
> with this, I am able to mount the share and access it by mounting it via
> command-line, but I cannot mount it
> with smb4k, dolphin, etc. Once mounted I can access it via any
> filemanager, but this is still a pain...
>
> what am i doing wrong?
>
>
>
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