> I have no idea if this is a problem with smbmount or with the kernel
> configuration, so I'm posting to both lists.
> I have smbmount from samba 2.0.0, and kernel smbfs support as a module.
> When I try to use smbmount, it seems to connect ok, then I get dumped
> into some sort of psuedo-smbclient mode (I get an "smb" prompt) but it
> won't execute any commands (it says "command not found"). I have to
> kill it with ctrl-C. I compiled samba with:
> --with-smbmount --with-automount --with-smbwrapper
> I have a pretty standard redhat 5.2 system, and I upgraded everything
> listed in the 2.2 Changes file. One interesting thing I noticed is that
> the smbfs module doesn't get loaded (using kmod).
> Anyone have any idea what my problem might be? Thanks in advance.
Yeah... You probably used the older smbmount syntax. Hint...
If the smbmount command did NOT contain a -c parameter followed by a
mount command in a string, you used the wrong syntax and that's why
you got dumped to an smbclient type prompt. The samba smbmount is based
on an earlier smbclient program. Eventually the syntax will get worked
out (primarily for the benefit of autofs) but until some other serious
autofs problems get worked out, I've got some things higher on ther priority
list.
There is some more information at:
http://www.wittsend.com/mhw/smbmount.hmtl
> --
> -Brian Ryner
> bryner@uiuc.edu
Mike
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