* Pontus Ullgren <pontus@ullgren.com>, 2002-02-04 10:42 -0500: > I'm stuck in a Novell/NT environment and want to mount Novell volumes on > my linux machine. > > I'm running: > Debian 3.0 with 2.2.17 kernel. > kernel modules ipx and ncpfs loaded. > ncpfs version 2.2.0.18 > > The servers runs: > Novell 5.? with NDS > > slist lists all servers on the network, but I get the following error > from ncpmount > > # ncpmount -S SERVERFS1 -U user -P secret /mnt > ncpmount: Unknown NDS error (-610) in nds login > Login denied. > > I have tried with the full nds name: > # ncpmount -S SERVERFS1 -U .user.con.tex.n. /mnt > ncpmount: Unknown NDS error (-610) in nds login > Login denied. - Do you have permissions to mount on /mnt? - Do you have permissions to log in to \ on the Novell server? My configuration here: andre@mir:~$ cat .nwclient HUMANITIES2/myusername mypassword andre@mir:~$ ncpmount ~/Novell/ I only have permissions for my own home dir there. - Talking about permissions, you probably want ~/.nwclient to have permissions 0600. BTW, you can spool print jobs to Novell network printers using, for example, lpr and magicfilter. Refer to <http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=de&frame=right&th=231bfb4dffcd04be&seekm=79ccaf%24joj%241%40nnrp1.dejanews.com#> Hope that helps... -Andre
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