hep me hep me. i tried to use mount to see a network share this morning for the first
time. i got it working with the following syntax:
mount -t smbfs -o username=user/domain-name%superfancypassword //server-name/share
/home/winders-share
however, my first attempt was not successful using this syntax:
mount -t smbfs -o guest 0 0 //server-name/share /home/user
did i just nix my user home directory? is there an unmount command out there? i
looked at /etc/fstab to no avail. of course, there was no guest permissions on the
winders share. now, i don't see squat at /home/user including all my user files and
settings.
yeah, you experts have a good chuckle with this ID 10 T error this morning. i had a
slight winders relapse yet am preparing for more cold turkey in the not too distant
future.
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