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Hello, I am currently unable to connect to any win98 shares from linux using the command 'mount -t smbfs //share/c /mnt/example'. I am able to connect using gnomba though. What does gnomba do differently than the command I am issuing and why does mount fail? Thanks, sean -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 232 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.samb...

Thanks, but in /etc/fstab I have username/password as options so I don't have to type all that everytime ;) What is weird about this situation (and what no one has addressed) is why gnomba (gtk frontend for samba) will mount these shares fine but I cannot mount them from the command line. What does gnomba do that I am not? sean On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 08:24:32PM -0800, Brock Nanson wrote: > Hi, > > I'm no guru, but I found that I needed to include the -o > usernam...

...I've checked the web... I've read the docs (DOMAIN_MEMBER.HTML) and the SMBPASSWD man pages and I'm at a loss... I can't find the Diagnosis.txt anywhere in the samba doc folder. If it makes a difference I'm running Samba BUT and here's the weird thing... I downloaded the GNOMBA package... and using that I can manage to map a share that's on my PDC. (after I do this I'm still grayed out in the PDC's server manager) Any thoughts? Matt

Hi All, Any recommendation for a Network Browser for KDE/GNOME/WindowMaker?? Cheers, Mun Heng, Ow H/M Engineering Western Digital M'sia DID : 03-7870 5168

Hi folks, From my RedHat Linux box Im using smbclient L to obtain the list of shares on a particular computer in the network. I use guest as user name or just omit the user name. I can get the list of shares on every single Linux or Win9X machines in the network but I cannot obtain the list of shares on Win2000 and Win NT machines. Here is what I tried: [user1@linuxbox user1]$ smbclient

I am having a problem letting users mount there samba shares. The root user has no problem mounting . But regular users get the error "mount: only root can do that " when trying to execute the following. mount -rw -t smbfs //jelly-bean-iii/E /home/ca43887/E Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Charles