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2 total messages Started by Dave Gunter Sun, 09 Jul 2000 00:00

#1502

Author: Dave Gunter
Date: Sun, 09 Jul 2000 00:00

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Hi all,
I am having hard time getting my Linux to access a share on my NT machine
over the network. I can browse Linux from NT but not the other way around.
My Linux is dhcp and authenticates on a NT server (local network). so my net
working is working ok as well as have access to my networked printer. I have
looked in the SAMBA book and man pages I can not seem to find anything on
mounting a share on remote NT with NTFS . Any info on this or good
documentation would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dave Gunter
dlgunter@prodigy.net

Re: samba

#1561

Author: DoA
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 00:00

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Hello!
Let's see if i can help you.
I wrote this little script to be able to mount a NT share in Linux.
"mount -t smbfs -o username=xxxx,password=xxxx //anakin/install /mnt/smb/install".
This i wrote down in a text file wich i called "smb-i" and then i just "chmod +x smb-i" in 
order to make it an executable. Then I liked it to my desktop.
I hope this will help you.
Best regards.
DoA

In article <8kasi8$2iue$1@newssvr05-en0.news.prodigy.com>, "Dave Gunter"
<dlgunter@prodigy.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi all, I am having hard time getting my Linux to access a share on my
> NT machine over the network. I can browse Linux from NT but not the
> other way around. My Linux is dhcp and authenticates on a NT server
> (local network). so my net working is working ok as well as have access
> to my networked printer. I have looked in the SAMBA book and man pages I
> can not seem to find anything on mounting a share on remote NT with NTFS
> . Any info on this or good documentation would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks Dave Gunter dlgunter@prodigy.net
> 
>

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