hi
> I has modify auto.misc with
> "temp -fstype=smbfs,login=ting,passwd=xxxx,uid=1000 ://pc06/temp".
as urban previously pointed out...
urban> in /etc/auto.master
urban> /smbfs /etc/auto.smbfs
urban>
urban> in /etc/auto.smbfs
urban> foo -fstype=smbfs,login=urban,passwd=XXXXXX,uid=500 ://tyr/install
- a. make sure you have /smbfs directory on the slackware box.... ( from the
auto.master file )
- you can mname your directory name ( /smbfs ) to whatever you wish
- b. good that you changed your login/uid/passwd info..etc
one of these two versions should work...
temp -fstype=smbfs,login=ting,passwd=xxxx,uid=1000 ://pc06/temp
temp -fstype=smbfs,login=ting,passwd=xxxx,uid=1000 PC06:/temp
- c. for slackware-4.0...
I have autofs-3.1.3 working on my slack-4.0 box...
I forgot if I had ot install autofs onto it or not...
- d. from the log files... it looks like the smbmount command syntax is wrong...
thats why you have all them ^I-p port options shown....
I'd make sure you can manually mount PC06 first...
I'd make sure autofs is enabled in your slackware kernel ( see howto )
slack-4.0# smbcient -L pc06 -U Administrator
- should list a bunch of shares..
slack-4.0# smbmount //PC06/temp /mnt/PC06_test -U Administrator -C -P imedia (
old syntax )
slack-4.0# smbmount //PC06/temp passwd -c 'mount /mnt/PC06_test' -U
Administrator ( current one ?? )
- if smbount works...than you are ready to get autofs to do it for you
have fun linuxing
alvin
http://www.linux-consulting.com/Amd_AutoFS/autofs-HOWTO.html
> but it can't mount /misc/temp.
>
> I check /var/adm/messages, and it wrote
>
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[101]: attempting to mount entry /misc/temp
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> Usage: /usr/bin/smbmount service
> <password> [-p port] [-d debuglevel] [-l log]
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> Version 2.0.4b
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-p port connect to
> the specified port
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-d debuglevel set the
> debuglevel
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-l log basename. Basename
> for log/debug files
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-n netbios name. Use this
> name as my netbios name
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-N don't ask
> for a password
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-m max protocol set the
> max protocol level
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-I dest IP use this
> IP to connect to
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-E write
> messages to stderr instead of stdout
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-U username set the
> network username
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-W workgroup set the
> workgroup name
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-c command string execute
> semicolon separated commands
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-t terminal code terminal
> i/o code {sjis|euc|jis7|jis8|junet|hex}
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: >> ^I-D directory start from
> directory
> Sep 9 09:22:47 linux automount[3195]: mount(smbfs): failed to mount
> //pc06/temp on /misc/temp
>
> What's happened?
>
>
> ps. My system is slackware 4.0 and autofs is 3.1.3 and samba is 2.0.4b.
> Best regard.
>
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> ���: 1999�~9��9�� AM 07:51
> �D��: Re: smbfs
>
>
> On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, �ū۾^ wrote:
>
> > Hi everybody:
> > How can i mount smbfs with autofs
>
> Assuming you have smbfs support in your autofs installation (you need the
> mount_smbfs.so autofs-module, typically in /usr/lib/autofs or
> /usr/local/lib/autofs. I think RedHat6.0 may have left that one out).
>
> You also need samba installed to get the smbmount program, if you compile
> your own make sure you ./configure correctly. You should probably make
> sure that mounting things works when running smbmount manually, before
> trying to get the autofs configuration right.
>
> Then you need an entry in your /etc/auto.master, mine is
> /smbfs /etc/auto.smbfs
>
>
> Then you need entries for the things you want to mount in the file given
> in auto.master. These may look like this:
> # /etc/auto.smbfs
> foo -fstype=smbfs,login=urban,passwd=XXXXXX,uid=500 ://tyr/install
>
> (and since you need to put the passwd here make sure you protect the file)
>
>
> The parameters supported varies between samba versions. I use samba 2.0.4
> because I haven't figured out how to do the uid thing with 2.0.5. Autofs
> uses samba 1.9.x syntax, so you need something to translate that into
> "2.0" syntax. Mike Warfield has a script with instructions for this at
> http://www.wittsend.com/mhw/smbmount.html
>
> Hmm, this sounds too easy, what did I miss?
>
> /Urban
>
>
>
