Good day!
I wanted to mount our samba server whenever my
computer boots so I added an entry in fstab like this
mountpt
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
but I have no idea how will I specify the ip address
of the server.
using the mount_smbfs, I can mount it by
I wanted to mount our samba server whenever my
computer boots so I added an entry in fstab like this
OK that is not really answering your question, but... Given that the
samba server is a Unix machine, given that your client is a Unix
machine, maybe NFS would be more efficient than samba fro
hi,
mountpt
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
you can probably use e.g.
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
in your /etc/fstab, but of course you can also add your samba-server
in /etc/hosts
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On Wed, Nov 03, 2004 at 05:05:47PM -0800, Mark Jayson Alvarez wrote:
Good day!
I wanted to mount our samba server whenever my
computer boots so I added an entry in fstab like this
mountpt
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
but I have no idea how will I
--- albi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
mountpt
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
you can probably use e.g.
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
It still doesn't work.
I remember mounting it manually using the command
mount_smbfs -I ipaddress //[EMAIL
you can probably use e.g.
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mp3
It still doesn't work.
I remember mounting it manually using the command
mount_smbfs -I ipaddress //[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp3s /mtpoint
afair i've put a line like that in /etc/rc.local and it works for me
(can't reach that machine
