On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 23:38, Matt Price wrote: > ok, here's an odd one, > > the webserver at my uni runs unix but doesn't allow nfs access. It > does, however, allow remote access via samba. Question: can I mount > a remote samba volume over the internet using smbfs? If so, what's > the syntax for the fstab entry? If not, anyone see some other way for > me to mount my (remote) home directory as a vodlume on my woody box? > I'm getting tired of ftp. Good thing with the NFS not allowed over the Internet. Although samba is just as bad! fstab should be able to be set up in /etc/fstab. Use smbfs as the filesystem type. man fstab and man smbmount for the options. I am unsure of the specifics. You could also use ftpmount and mount the directory over ftp. Kind Regards Crispin Wellington
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