Re: samba mount command change

[Kenny Speer <kenny speer comcast net>]

works fine for me:

mount -t smbfs -o username=foo,password=bar //some/windoze/share 
/mnt/garbage

you're example does not have a space between -o and username, it's 
required and I beleive in the order I specified.  you may need to 
recompile your kernel, the smb kern module is tried and true, while the 
CIFS kern mod is newer and I beleive still in development.

~kenny

Jesse Keating wrote:
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> On Monday 03 May 2004 19:46, trejalaustin wrote:
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> > with fedora core 2 test 3 the smb mount command doesn't work it says
> > smbfs is no longer command, does anyone know how to do the samba
> > mount command, the old one was mount -t smbfs filename
> > /windowscomputername/sharename -ousername=??????,password=??????.
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> > it worked with fedora core 1
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> Try "cifs" rather than "smbfs".
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