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I have a windows home edition machine running with 22 shares I wrote a script that auto mounts al of these but once it gets throught about 6 of them it stops with access_denied_messages. I also (at this point cannot get a share listing with smbclient) Until I unmount at least one share no other shares can mount.
Any thing I can do to fix this. I need to be able to mount at least 10 of these folder I can mount only 6...
Any help would be apreciated. Also i tried mounting them through fstab but that requires passwords which I DO NOT HAVE!!! (I did not set a username or password on any of the shares)
Any suggestions?
PS I am running gentoo 2006.0 I do not want to use fstab to mount... Its harder to setup... (particularaly because I do not want to type out 20 lines for shares (which change all the time, so I would have to retype them all the time) I would like to stick with mount by "smbmount")
AFAIK no. I saw something awhile ago about changing a registor setting on connection times. So in theory you could have more then 10 connections but I tried googling again without success. The link was just stating the fact about the max of 10 connections for desktop windows.
It my dads computer, I use it a server and it has about 6 partions which have 22 folders shared and depending on when I need access to all of them. Thats the why. Also I just remembered that article at the beggining the timeout on the windows side is 15 minutes, isn't it? so why not reduce it to 1 minute and use autofs to mount the proper share when I need it? I have already configured autofs to do all the mounting however it gets stuck on the sixth directory (also note I am using home edition, so the connections are limmited to 5 NOT 10)
As an example I will show what "ls" gives me on the sixth directory I mount (ie enter because autofs takes care of mounting)
Code:
ls: inc_report.xls : No such file or directory
ls: nano.txt : No such file or directory
I am not yet sure whose fault this is (linux side or windows side) but I will keep digging further
Hmm... it seems to be a bug... in autofs I cannot view the contents of half the folders although immediatly after checking (using autofs) I mount the share manualy with smbmount and it works! Any ideas? its 1am here so i need to get to bed...
Just tested again and one of non-working folders worked. The I tried to open it KDEs filemanager and it couldn't. Then i tried ls again it worked the n KDEs filemanager started working. But some of the folders that worked before stopped.
This might be due to the windows' machines timeout settings will try on another machine later. Hopefully I can get to bottom of this...
Any ideas, anyone?
anything may help so please suggest what you can.
just changed the password in the credentials to a blank and I can now see 7 of 10 shares 3 are still off line... I can't seem to figure this out... Maybe a reinstall will help... But wow I do not want to reinstall gentoo that is a great pain.
One of the shares seems to say no such directory when I "ls" in it.
I finally got it. Its, as usual my-microsofts fault. I have had problems before where I try to access my dads comp from other windows computers and some of the shares would ask for a user name and password but there was not one. THIS IS THE BUG (microsofts fault). I have figured out how to solve this now. When the username and pass are asked for I can plug in a username on the target computer and it will retrieve the share. So all I had to do to solve my problem was to change my cdredentials to
Code:
username=USER_ON_TARGET_COMPUTER
password=
password is nothing (no charachters, ie no spaces or letters)
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