If memory serves, user/password syntax is wrong. Check the manpage
since I'm going from memory, but I believe the command should be:
smbmount //w2kp/shared_dir /mnt -o -U selim%selim
The -o flags everything past it as options to the smbmount command, and
-U identifies selim%selim as user/password. I remember having a
similar problem, and I think that's the syntax that worked -- but check
the manpage anyway because my memory is frequently write-only.
-- Rob
--On 09/28/00 04:03:10 PM +0600 Selim Jahangir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear All
> I am in a problem with Samba. Whem i am going to mount a shared
> directory in win2k prof from linux box I am getting the following
> problem.
>
> I used the command
> smbmount " //w2kp/shared_dir /mnt selim%selim" here w2kp is win 2k
> PC , /mnt is mount point in Linux ans selim%selim is the user and
> passd.
>
> The problem i see is
> session setup failed
> ERRDOS-ERRnoaccess (Access Denied)
> SMB connection failed.
>
> But i can mount from win98 pc , no problem. I gave full control of the
> shared dir from win 2k Prof pc.
>
> Help solicited from all redhat people.
>
> Thanks
> selim
>
>
>
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