Next in my Switch to Debian, I had to mount a shared windows drive. This requires smbfs:
$ sudo aptitude install smbfs
Then I create a dir for this host and share (as root because its a root-owned dir):
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/winhost
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/winhost/sharename
Then I mount the dir. Since I am not using an LDAP login, I have to specify my LDAP credentials:
$ sudo mount -t smbfs -o userame=myLDAPuser,password=myLDAPpass //winhost/sharename /mnt/winhost/sharename
Problem Solved. If I could only print!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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