Hi, I am using Suse 9.1 with which i mount remote samba share which is served by a Linux samba server. I can mount the remote samba share just fine and can use the files from there also. However, I have one problem. Some of the links on the remote samba share points to absolute file paths such /usr/ etc. When I mount this samba share, such links point to /usr etc. in my local file system and not the one in the remote samba share. Is there anyway to force smbmount such that these symbolic links work properly (ie. they refer to absolute path names on that samba machine). Note that these absolute pathnames arei inside the remote directory that is being mounted. I do not have permissions to change such paths to relative paths (such as ../../usr etc.) on the remote samba server. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -- Osho