From jovator@arrakis.es Mon Mar 2 13:21:57 1998
From: jovator@arrakis.es
To: users@lists.opensuse.org
Subject: [S.u.S.E. Linux] Samba
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 1998 14:21:57 +0100
Message-ID: <6debpl$h3a$1@Galois.suse.de>
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Hello, I have configured a SAMBA server to work in a LAN with Windows NT =
and Windows95.
The program smbclient, respond correctly and I can access to all of =
resources of the LAN.
When I try to use the program smbmount, with the sintax:
smbmount //194.223.1.1/correo /home/correo -U user -n
the program, respond me that the argument is invalid.
I try to use it in upercase, but the error continuing.
Anybody know how I can use smbmount correctly.
Thanks.
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Hello, I have =
configured a SAMBA=20
server to work in a LAN with Windows NT and Windows95.
The program smbclient, =
respond=20
correctly and I can access to all of resources of the LAN.
When I try to use the =
program=20
smbmount, with the sintax:
=
smbmount //194.223.1.1/correo /home/correo =
-U user=20
-n
the program, respond me =
that the=20
argument is invalid.
I try to use it in =
upercase, but the=20
error continuing.
Anybody know how I can use smbmount=20
correctly.
Thanks.
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