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please tell me where smbmount is hidden ....and is there any thing is missing,as i have installed fedora in two system and the same problem exit on both.
mount type smbfs is also dosnt exist ...
/]# mount -t smbfs //wks1/ebooks /mnt/work -o username=myusers
mount -t cifs //192.168.1.34/TrixBox /mnt/trixbox/ -o username=username its working
To mount windows share in Fedora 8
root@mail ~]# mount -t cifs //192.168.1.34/TrixBox /mnt/trixbox/ -o username=username
Password:
[root@mail ~]# cd /mnt/trixbox/
[root@mail samba]# ls
index.php_files index.php.htm
Thanks ,
its working.
Please also tell me
smbmoubt dosn't exist in Fedora????
The smb filetype is obsolete. There is a cifs.mount command which is what mount -t cifs calls to mount a cifs share.
CIFS is a standard that is used by a number of companies, not just Microsoft and includes support for *nix to *nix filesharing, including using Linux acls and attributes.
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