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Posted by Bent Stigsen on 11/18/23 11:38
SG wrote:
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> i'll try with ftp or http on my win2003 to My debian. (My debian is
> installed with samba... Maybe ! ! !)
Yes, that is also an option.
For example, if the share is open to anonymous access then try:
smbclient -N //srv-fic01/TeJCommun/site_web_admin/
If ok, then you should get a prompt like:
smb: \>
smbclient is just like a ftp client, where you can get and put files.
? will give list of commands.
If above is ok, then you could mount the share on the local
filesystem, with:
mount -t smbfs -o guest //srv-fic01/TeJCommun/site_web_admin/ /mnt/xyz
And then access the files from /mnt/xyz (or whereever)
If username and password is required for accessing the windows server,
then look at the man-pages for smbclient and smbmnt.
I haven't used the above myself, so I can't say how stable it is. I
might be a bit critical, but I would try to reboot either machines,
and see if it reconnects properly. And just to be safe, have a
cron-job do a check once every hour.
> I try monday and i 'll say to you the result.
>
> :'( I known my english is very very BAAAAAAAAAD ! ! ! !
It is really not as bad as you think. The fact that you can see your
own limitation is a good sign.
Use it, and it *will* get better.
/Bent
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