On 1/29/2010 2:26 PM, John Hudak wrote:
> As I reviewed the 200+ pages of the smb documentation, it occured to me
> to try that....If I figure out how to do it, i will
>
> Thanks for the suggestion
Most of the docs relate to server options that you don't need to know
about. 'man smbclient' should be more than enough. Try:
smbclient --user username //host/share
and answering the password prompt. That should get you connected or tell
you why not. You can then use ftp-like commands if you want, but the
main point is to make the connection work. If your sharename has shell
metacharacters like $, put single quotes around, like '//host/C$'
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