I'm sorry. The question was not clear. I want to mount a remote DVD and have it presented to me on my local machine. I was searching whether there is any option using the command 'mount'. Is it possible with 'mount -t nfs' or 'mount -t smbfs'?
- Jos Collin
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Ron Johnson <
ron.l.johnson@cox.net <mailto:
ron.l.johnson@cox.net>> wrote:
On 08/19/08 06:03, Jos Collin wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way to mount a remote file system using the command
'mount'? (not sshfs). I'm using Linux in the remote machine too.
I'm trying to mount the dvd in the remote machine.
You want a remote filesystem visible to your machine? That's what
NFS is for.
But are you asking how to use the *local* mount(8) to mount a remote
DVD and have it presented to you on your local machine?
I *seriously* doubt that's possible. Unless there's some script
that automates the "ssh pmount" and tells /etc/exports about the new fs.