Windows shares on F7

Weiner, Michael weinerm at ccf.org
Mon Jul 2 18:58:11 UTC 2007


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Subject: Re: Windows shares on F7

On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 12:02:50 -0400, Weiner, Michael wrote:

> Fellow list readers -
>  
> I am running F7 on an x86_64 box, and have an application (Pro/E) that

> i am using for some design work. My work group has a windows share 
> that i need to save my work to, and was wondering what the easiest 
> method is to make a samba share show up in the linux filesystem so 
> that it will show up in the application?
>  
> Any ideas would be appreciated
> Michael

Although this wiki page is for CentOS, it should be helpful:

http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/WindowsShares

Thanks for the link, and I have followed the instructions for the
automounted CIFS share, however I am getting the wonderful missing
mount_cifs.so error. Any ideas?


Michael

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