Daniel Brinks wrote:
If you are mounting a windows share on any NT or XP boxes, you will have to give a valid username/password. Try something like this: mount -t smbfs -o username=blueboy,password=foobar //server/share /mnt/share That might be your problem. -Dan On Tuesday 29 March 2005 04:28 pm, Jacob Fugal wrote:Hello all, I've installed Sarge (Debian testing) on a computer I intend to become part of a cluster and thus have no desktop, just the bare minimum "base-config" would let me (kernel 2.4 for i386). I also used aptitude to install samba. I'm trying to mount a share on a Windows computer (that I can successfully ping) using the command: mount -t smbfs //server/share /mnt/share gives me the error, smb_read_super: missing data argument mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //server/share or too many mounted file systems Any ideas? Jacob Fugal jpfugal@xxxxxxx
Also I recommend using the smbmount tool so that you can mount the share from an unprivliged account. The debian package is smbfs. The manpage for smbmount is really nice too. Tim -- Undergraduate Student: Computer Systems Science Resnet Student Consultant Telcom Customer Service Vice President: Michigan Technological University Linux Users Group CAEL Partner (in perpetual training) Public GPG Key: http://chong.idlegames.com/crypto/tecarmea.gpg.pub
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