On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 14:56:52 -0500
job evers disseminated the following:
> smb4k automatically goes into the KDE taskbar when it is run, which is
> fine if you are using KDE, but I am using pekwm and so I don't know
> how to access the program.
>
> Anybody have any ideas on how to run smb4k with pekwm?
***fsckin' GMail!!!***
Okay, just checked out smb4k, that is *way* overkill for Samba shares *if*
that's all yer doin'.
As an example, I have a mountscript (exported from LinNeighbourhood) in ~/bin
which is called like so (from my 'keys' file):
# Samba
Chain = "Mod4 s" {
KeyPress = "1" { Actions = "exec ~/bin/node2mount" }
KeyPress = "2" { Actions = "exec ~/bin/node2umount" }
KeyPress = "3" { Actions = "exec ~/bin/node3mount" }
KeyPress = "4" { Actions = "exec ~/bin/node3umount" }
Menu entries:
Submenu = "Samba" {
Entry = "Node2" { Actions = "Exec ~/bin/rox
/home/joehill/mnt/NODE2/backup/" }
Entry = "Node3" { Actions = "Exec ~/bin/rox
/home/joehill/mnt/NODE3/joehill/" }
NODE2 is the stupid Windows XP box I am forced to allow on my network, NODE3 is
my Debian web/mail server. I used SWAT to set up both shares, IIRC.
Running smb4k is very likely going to require you to run kdeinit, which entirely
defeats the dolphin of running a lightweight WM like Pek anyhow.
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