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...y to the message it shows when I do this) actually show the version, but rather how to use the program. The problem I have is that having successfully logged into a Windows shared folder, I can subsequently log in *without* the correct password. So... mount.cifs \\192.168.1.0\folder /mnt -o user=joebloggs,pass=correct umount /mnt mount.cifs \\192.168.1.0\folder /mnt -o user=joebloggs,pass=incorrect At this point it has remounted and given me full access, even though I've got my password wrong the second time (and each subsequent time). I can even do "-o user=user,guest". If I change...

...it is NOT a local user - the user is on the Linux Server. Then when I add a new user but specify the domain as the Samba Workgroup name it only gives me the options for type of user (standard, power etc) and nothing about profiles, logon paths etc. Note: sometimes windows creates the username as joebloggs and on other pcs it creates it as joebloggs.domainname - why? Then when I want to rename the joebloggs.domainname to joebloggs it says its a system folder!? Should I create local users on each PC? or should I change something else on the Linux Server for the User account? I am also experiencing...

Thanks for looking at this, and developing rsync. Really useful program that I rely on. Bit of a newbie but I couldn't find anything on this in these archives. Hopefully it's a really stupid question! I'm trying to backup using cp -al and then rsync -auR --delete backup idea basically as per http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/#Incremental. I have a separate