There is a script, I'm sure, I even printed it once, edited and used it. However, I cannot find it now. The idea of the script was to use smbclient to generate a directory with links to e.g. /smb/137.224.422.224-whatever/ which was then automounted with autofs. For this also a script was needed. For the last step I do have a script. It's at http://wesp.wau.nl/zoek/smbhelp.html. It's in dutch, but the script is in perl. You can use parts of this script to do what you want.
There you can also find a link to GPL perl scripts that periodically index all smb shares in a given ip-range. They only scan for shares without password however. There's a sourceforge project that does the same. I have no experience with it, just saw their webpage: http://femfind.sourceforge.net/ Jos On Monday 28 January 2002 21:18, you wrote: > Is there a script that uses smbclient -L or something to > figure out the available shares on a given windows smb host, > similar to the auto.net script that uses showmount to figure > out the available mountpoints for a given NFS host? > > The goal is to have a /smb directory that will function just > like my NFS /net directory.. > > currently I have auto.misc with the line > * -fstype=smbfs,username=guest,password= ://&/c > But not all shares are called "C". I guess there is no > catch-all solution for the password thing, but maybe someone > has written the script for finding the shares? > > TIA, > Christoph -- ir. J. M. P. van den Oever, http://jos.vandenoever.info/ Laboratory of Physical Chemistry and Colloid Science, Wageningen University Dreijenplein 6, Wageningen, The Netherlands tel: (31) 317 484776
