Re: How can I see the AS/400 from my Linux box?

Both syntaxes appear proper; I looked at the man page for mine. I did this one
on my Linux box at home with success:

smbmount '//io/archive' /mnt/io

Irregardless of the platform, smbmount should work the same way. It's passing
the mount point to the mount program to use with the SMBFS file system. I just
made it explicit by using the -c parameter to specify the exact mount command.

On my system at least (don't know about FreeBSD), I need quote marks around
the slashes for the share name to prevent expansion by the shell.

Life would be a lot easier if I just had an AS/400 at home. :)

Many ways to accomplish the same!

Loyd


On Thu, 7 Dec 2000 17:46:02 -0600 (CST), Scott Klement <klemscot@klements.com>
wrote:

>
>
>On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Goodbar, Loyd (AFS-Water Valley) wrote:
>
>> [root@linux /]# smbmount '//QWVAS400/QDLS' -U goodbar -I 10.138.8.8 -c
>> 'mount /mnt/as400'
>
>
>This is strange... I've never seen this syntax for smbmount...  
>
>I would expect the syntax for smbmount to look more like this:
>
>smbmount //QWVAS400/QDLS /mnt/as400 -U goodbar -I 10.138.8.8
>
>The online help documents at www.redhat.com seem to confirm this. :)
>
>Unfortunately, I'm not a Linux user.  I run FreeBSD instead (another free
>UNIX-like operating system, which also uses Samba).   Plus, my AS/400 is
>too old to do SMB shares (V3R2 on CISC machine) 
>
>But I thought I'd say something, just in case its helpful :)

--
Loyd Goodbar
lgoodbar@ispchannel.com  ICQ#504581
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