Re: How to map a network drive ?

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From: Marc SCHAEFER
Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 00:00

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pher <no.spam@plea.se> wrote:
> Is there a mount command for network drives, e.g. mount

Warning: ``network drive'' is MS-* terminology. Better terminology
is a ``network share'', or, even better an exported filesystem.

> \\remote-host\share /mnt/share ? I'm still using smbclient or ftp but

mkdir -p /mnt/host/share; smbmount '//host/share' -U user /mnt/host/share

assuming you have smbmount and smbfs in the kernel or as module.

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