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The syntax is:
mount -t smbfs -o username=tridge,password=foobar //fjall/test /data/test

I see no reason for giving your root password. Had you tried just pressing
enter to give the null password?
Or should you use the username guest?

"BBB" <bennietdom@hotmail.com> ŚbślĽó
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> Please can someone help me with samba?
> I want to map a network directory from a winodws XP
> on an Linux (debian woody)!!
>
> How do I do that?
> I tried to do it with NFS
> But it seems not the right way to map a windows directory
> So I installed Samba-Client
>
> But I am spending so much time in this issue, can someone help me?
> Please read this till the end and maybe you might see what I did wrong!!
>
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> This is my Network
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> INTERNET
>
> |
>
> |
> ------------------------------------------------Router--------------------
--
> ----------
>            |                                           |
> 192.168.99.1                        |
>            |                                           |
> |
>       LAPTOP                             SERVER
> PC
>     192.168.99.102                 192.168.99.3
> 192.168.99.103
>     Win XP                                 Linux Debian
> Win XP
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> The PC Shared a directory named Documents
> With the laptop I could see this directory, I even mapped it with In
windows
> XP!
>
> In my linux debian I type this
> mount -t smbfs  //PC/Documents    /mnt/documents
>
> Server:/# mount -t smbfs  //PC/Documents    /mnt/documents
> Password:
>
>
> Then it asks me a password!!
> after I type the password of the root it gives me an error!!
> What is this password??
> With Windows xp I don't need a password to connect!!
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>
> I always get the same error only the number 277 differs sometimes!!
> 277: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare (You specified an
invalid
> share name)
> SMB connection failed
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> PLEASE HELP ME
> PLEASE
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> BBBOY
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