Samba works in CLI but not using KDE or SMB4K
Hi,
my company has a network set up with active directory and many servers with shared folders. To mount a share under CLI I simply enter : smbmount //server/share ~/shares -o username=NT_DOMAIN\\nt_login I am asked the password (the same I use to login to windowsXP) and everything works fine. On the other hand using konqueror or smb4k, I can browse the share just entering smb://server/share but then i am asked to autheticate and it doesn't work (keep aksing me to authenticate). I've tried every possible variant of my username and domain: NT_DOMAIN\\nt_login NT_DOMAIN\nt_login NT_DOMAIN//nt_login NT_DOMAIN/nt_login nt_login but none works. Whst's wrong ? thanks ps: i'm using mandriva 2005LE (aka mandrakelinux 10.2) with kde 3.3.2 |
Do you have the share listed in the fstab ? if so .. is marked with user option.
mount calls smbmount to do the mounting for windows fs .. smbmount will mount a fs for a users even if it's not marked as such .. mount won't. I am not sure what konquerer uses ... try after modifying /etc/fstab such .. //windown/share /linux/mount_point smbfs noauto,user 0 0 and see if works. |
Hi,
thanks for your reply. Both konqueror and smb4k should behave as smbmount, that is mount windows share for a user without sudo or su. If for every share i should add a line in fstab it would be madness :) I think the problem is related to the authentication process, because i can actually browse the shares with smb4k. Other people seems to have a similar problem with smb4k, and the only solution suggested is "use CLI and smbmount". enrico |
I've been having a lot of problems with smb4k recently so I switched to using LinNeighborhood. Problem solved :-)
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