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if you are using a somewhat new version of smbmount, it could be
smbmount //computer/sharename /mnt/point
or
smbmount //computer/share /mnt/point -o ip=x.x.x.x
check the man page or other docs for other options like username/password
that depends on what *nix you are using. If you are using redhat, the simple way is to add that exact mount command to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local file. The right way would be to add it to /etc/fstab but I can't explain how to do that. Try doing a 'man fstab' and hack away.
ive made an sh file to mount my windows share for me... ive typed this in it...
mount -t smbfs -o username=samba,password=samba //Desktop/Public /mnt/public
ive tried everything i know, including reading the man files... i can't find smbmount either... and both dont work... ive also tried making the credentials file but nothing works... it comes out with an error of the following
mount: mount point \\Desktop\Public does not exist
./mountshares.sh: /mnt/public: is a directory
thing is, i know this directory works because when i use my other home made sh file containing
/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient \\\\Desktop\\Public -U samba samba
it seems to work fine... and it does connect...
ive also tried to use \\\\Desktop\\Public in the original sh file to mount my shares but it doesn't seem to work, it gives me the same error...
PLEASE HELP ME!!! it seems as if its not working no matter what i try, ive also recompiled samba 3 times and each time it doesn't work...
as a note im running slackware 8.1
Looking forward to getting some help or insight on this... thanks in advance
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