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mounting smb share through terminal
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<blockquote data-quote="wkearney99" data-source="post: 1343387" data-attributes="member: 229467"><p>Whenever you use a command line program and you're not sure about the right syntax, try using the man program to learn more.</p><p></p><p>man mount_smbfs is helpful here:</p><p></p><p></p><p>So following that, you'd likely use:</p><p>[code]mount -t smbfs "//domain;username:password@pathname/share" /smbaudit[/code]</p><p>The key being use of a semi-colon after the domain. Also note the use of quotes around the parameter. This helps make sure that any characters you use in the command shell don't get interpreted by the shell. This becomes important if you've got a password that has such characters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkearney99, post: 1343387, member: 229467"] Whenever you use a command line program and you're not sure about the right syntax, try using the man program to learn more. man mount_smbfs is helpful here: So following that, you'd likely use: [code]mount -t smbfs "//domain;username:password@pathname/share" /smbaudit[/code] The key being use of a semi-colon after the domain. Also note the use of quotes around the parameter. This helps make sure that any characters you use in the command shell don't get interpreted by the shell. This becomes important if you've got a password that has such characters. [/QUOTE]
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