Hi there Yash,
> I do want to mount some NTFS shares on different machines in my network
> to my Dedicated linux backup m/c. And then running rsync over it.
> I do have SAMBA PDC domain in my LAN. All machine are logged in to this.
> I have tried through mount.smbfs But no luck.
> Everery time it says invalid shares...I have checked it and given it full access to
>everyone.
>
I had written a shell script to handle a similar situation.
IIRC it went something like this -
#!/bin/bash -x
export PASSWD=foobar
smbmount //name-of-win-machine/share-name /mnt -o username=administrator
rsync /mnt /backup/name-of-win-machine/share-name
The PASSWD variable is set to the value of the administrator
password. Do check out the man pages of smbclient and smbmount.
Hope this helps.
-- Pai
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