-----Original Message-----
From: Rich Auriemma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 5:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] Is there a quick an easy t-file for setting up my
Linux box on the network? cont Telnet
Thank you so much for that little clairification. Show's empathy and
understanding. ;)
I have 30min available today to figure out how to do this. heh
Ok, great SMBclient is up and running. Mission accomplished. So I
understand I have to figure out how to mount them. Nothing in the SMB man,
maybe man mount. No nothing there. Syntax "mount type device dir" I've
tried "mount ntfs mailserver c$" and several variotions. There is no
example of mounting an NT network share. Is there a one liner that could
help here to get the NT shares accessable via command line or better yet
through the GUI?
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There are several programs which will do this, GnomeSamba, Ksamba, etc. The
Gnome program seems to have problems with domain logons though..
Anyway, if you can see the share with SMBClient you're pretty much there...
mkdir /mnt/WinC
mount -t smbfs -o username=USER,password=PASSWORD //NTBOX/SHARE /MNT/WinC
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How about enabling others to telnet and ftp into the linux box. Is there an
easy starting point, or just man telnet?
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Edit /etc/hosts.allow
Add in
ALL: ALL
(change this later to ALL: KNOWN or ALL: LOCAL after things are working)
Edit /etc/inetd.conf
Uncomment those services you want active, remember that for many there are
two "channels". I.E. FTP & FTP-DATA...
Make sure the daemons exist, as some distros don't install them by
default... I.E. Mandrake...
Reboot... (yeah but it's safer)
Away you go.
-JMS
