Hello all.

The screenshot is a window of "nautilus-connect-server" from GNOME Desktop.

We have ~ 100 Ubuntu users who will have to connect to the non-anonymous FTP-server.
All of them have their username and password for the FTP-server connection. And they also must specify the domain name (Windows domain).

Is there any way to write a script, to make it easier for users to connect to the server?

For example, "rdesktop" has a number of parametres as -u - user, -d - domain, -p - password.

Is it possible to write a similar script for "nautilus-connect-server"? I'm not sure in it, the manpage has nothing appropriate about such parametres. I think "nautilus-connect-server" has some config file. But in my humble opinion, this way is not convenient. It's better to write a 2-line bash script and place it on the desktop.

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Best regards, Alexey.

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