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Hi Guys
My box is fedora 17 , I have some issue trying to connect to a public share on a western digital media hub with no passwords
When I try to do with smb4k it asks for username and password (its an open share)
same when i try to mount through through command line , but connects fine when I try through the file manager by typing smb://10.0.0.3 (its ip adress) any help ??
Does mounting from the command line work if you specify a dummy username and password? If so, you could just add the "username" and "password" parameters (mount -t cifs -o username=foo,password=bar //server/share /mnt/whatever).
As for smb4k I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that application.
@Sir Olmy
with the file manager it works wether I type server name or ip address no problem, my issue is prompting for uname and pw while from windows 7 I can connect like charm
@michaelk
Quote:
mount -t cifs -o guest //server/share /mnt/whatever
does not wrk i guess guest is disabled in smb.conf
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