smbfs-mount //server/c$
Hello,
can somebody tell me how to mount a share like "//server/c$" - the problem is that the mount-command doesn't interpret the $-sign and it's not possible to change the name of the share ... Please help! TIA Mauli :scratch: |
Have you tried to escape the dollar sign like this:
Code:
mount -t smbfs //server/c\$ |
There r many ways to mount a windows file system
I) mount -t smbfs -o username=Admin //ip_of_the_remote_pc/c$ /mnt/win II) service lisa start and in konqueror type lan:/ip_of_the_remote_pc this will list all the services running on the remote machine note that it's a single slash Hope this helps :-) post u r result |
Re: smbfs-mount //server/c$
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1. Create the mount point Code:
% mkdir /c Code:
% mount /dev/hda1 /c -t vfat Code:
/dev/hda1 /c vfat noauto,user 0 2 Code:
%mount /c I have obtained the above from others. I am giving you the same as it is working fine for me and tested with several friends of mine. You may try it. Regards |
Hi folks,
thanks for your replies! I'm using a rather tricky configuration (automounter mounts samba-shares which are accessible over samba then)... What comes out in the end is something like smbmount //server/c$ /mountpoint -o rw,username=xy,password=xy,gid=xy, uid=xy I tried //server/c\$ - but smbmount still want's to mount just //server/c and also a mount like mount -t smbfs -o username=xy //server/c$ /mountpoint doesn't work... I'm confused now (so confused that I alsor tried weird things like "//.../") (o: :rolleyes: |
What version of Samba are you using? I'm using Samba 3.0.11 on RH9 and it works on mine. I execute:
smbmount //server/c$ /mountpoint -o username=xxxx,password=xxxx and I have access to the entire C drive on the Windows machine. |
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