auto mount of novell drive
its just a little problem
i want to mount a novell dirve automaitcally with the start up, but when i add the following to my boot.local it is executed befor the network-driver is loaded. >>>>> ipx_configure --auto_interface=on --auto_primary=on ncpmount -S servername -U username /localdir/ >>>>>>> how can i make linux execute the capture later ? |
wow, you've mounted a novell drive in linux period? i've been trying to do that for months (ok so i havent really even tried yet but i always mean to), care to fill me in on what you used and/or documents you read for it?
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no problem
1. install ncpfs 2.2.0.18
2. type: ipx_configure --auto_interface=on --auto_primary=on 3. type: ncpmount -S servername -V volumename -U username -P password -m /mountpoint 4. have a lot of fun ;-) |
cool thanks, i'm assuming thats with NCP module compiled into your kernel?
also, have you tried out any of the netware login clients? i was thinking of trying out Gtk Netware Client, i just need to install ncpfs first. |
WOW Novell-Client for linux?
is that true? there is a novell client for linux?
what is this ? did you trie that out? |
havent tried it yet, but i believe i got that url from a link at support.novell.com, only reason i havent tried it yet is because my workstation has like 50 days uptime, so it hurts too much to reboot to update my kernel with NCP support.
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I found a novell client that seems like it would work really well but I am having a heck of time to getting NCP to install. Here is the link.
http://novelclient.sourceforge.net/ Here is another but I don't know much about it. http://now-well.sourceforge.net/linux/now-well/ |
In our case, we put the commands in /etc/rc.local:
--------------(cut here)-------------------------------------- # get ipx up and running for mounting Novell disk insmod ipx # configure ipx ipx_configure --auto_interface=on --auto_primary=on # Give it a little time to get ipx configured # (if you don't do this, the mount happens before ipx is fully configured, and fails) sleep 15 # mount the volume ncpmount -S NetWare_Server -V /path/to/volume -U Novell_username -P Novell_password /local_mount_point --------------(cut here)-------------------------------------- You could just give root a .nwclient file with the appropriate permissions, as described here: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/IPX-HOWTO.html if you don't want the password open. I have something analogous in my own .login with an accompanying .nwclient so that I can read/write to the Novell server as my own NetWare self. Good luck! |
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