[vox-tech] An Older Issue Resolved

[Richard Crawford]

smbmount...  Yes.  I can type, really I can.

And yes, name is a user name on the Windows 98 computer, and password is 
the password for that user name.


Jeff Newmiller wrote:

> On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Richard Crawford wrote:
> 
> 
>>As you may or may not recall, I've been wrestling for some time with the 
>>fact that I couldn't seem to write to my smb mounted Windows 98 computer 
>>from any program in my Linux computer.
>>
>>Well, by making some adjustments in my firewall, and modifying my 
>>smbmount command as such...
>>
>>smtmount //computer/file /mount_point -o 
>>username=name,password=pwd,uid=username
>>
>>I was finally able to get it working.  www.samba.org rocks.
>>
> 
> smbmount... ok.
> 
> So "name" is a Win98 username, and you use a password on Win98?
> 
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