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Hi, I'm running Linux 2.2.2 w/ Samba 2.0.2, using the smbmount that comes with Samba 2.0.2. I noticed that when I mount shares, smbmount sticks around, almost like a daemon: [root@jason /root]# smbmount //XXXX.gatech.edu/XXXX$ "XXXXXX" -U jkau -c "mount /mnt/cnd" < /dev/null > /tmp/smbmount.out [root@jason /root]# ps ax | grep smbmount 10678 ? S 0:00

...ress > the Enter key. > > The IP number should be of the machine you want to mount from, in this > case the NT box. You shouldn't have to, but you may need to > specify the > netbios name of the NT box and give the ip number as a > separate option. > > smbmount //ntname/manage /mnt/Man -o ip=192.168.204.100 > > This of course assumes that you have network connectivity > from the linux > box to the NT box. > > Other potentially useful options are the workgroup option, > the uid/gid and > fmask/dmask options. Check the smbmount manpage. &...

I'm using 1.9.18p7 with RedHat 2.0.35 ---------------------- /etc/smb.conf contains [global] hosts allow = myhost ------------------------- /etc/lmhosts contains myhost's-IP-address myhost ------------------------------------ smbd and nmbd are run as daemons. When I run smbclient //myhost/tmp, I get 'not listening for calling name', but if I specify hosts allow =

...As -S is probably used by most scripts doing net rpc commands, this would have been a high-impact change for little gain. This change was mainly done to unify the authentification options. Here, one flag changed it's meaning and one useful flag was added. -N used to be the short version of --ntname. It now matches the Samba default of --no-pass. Use this to stop net from prompting for a password if you want anonymous authentication. -A --authentication-file now takes an authentication file with the username and password you want net to use, avoiding a password prompt as with plain -U user or...

...As -S is probably used by most scripts doing net rpc commands, this would have been a high-impact change for little gain. This change was mainly done to unify the authentification options. Here, one flag changed it's meaning and one useful flag was added. -N used to be the short version of --ntname. It now matches the Samba default of --no-pass. Use this to stop net from prompting for a password if you want anonymous authentication. -A --authentication-file now takes an authentication file with the username and password you want net to use, avoiding a password prompt as with plain -U user or...