Hi, Folks!
After spending hours on searching for hints and help on the web I finally ask for your advice.
I am required to use Windows Home Server (as shipped with my Acer Easystore) to operate a homeserver/NAS in a microsoft-dominated household. While that might be my first fail (xD), here is my problem:
LMDE, which I'm currently using as my main OS, AND Mint_classic both fail to connect or show the shared directories via the network-browser / nautilus in gnome.
The server can be addressed using Firefox, ping and rdesktop, but still giving me no chance to mount the location.
Network-browser does recognise and list the domain created/used by the server but fails to access/mount, supplying the following error-message: "Einhängen des Ortes nicht möglich - Empfangen der Speicherliste vom Server ist gescheitert",
which would roughly translate as: "Unable to mount location - failed to receive volume-/memorylist from server."
Samba-packages and services are installed and running, the server can be properly addressed from any win7-machine.
Thanks for aiding my nooby self xD
chris
Connecting LMDE to WHS shares
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Connecting LMDE to WHS shares
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Re: Connecting LMDE to WHS shares
hi Chris,
I experience the same problem: my XP PC shows up in nautilus in WORKGROUP but no shares ;(
just so you know you're not alone
hg.
Sander
I experience the same problem: my XP PC shows up in nautilus in WORKGROUP but no shares ;(
just so you know you're not alone
hg.
Sander
Re: Connecting LMDE to WHS shares
Hi guys,
First, you need to have smbfs installed. If you don't do this:
aptitude update
aptitude install smbfs
To mount windows share drive you need to create a folder:
mkdir somefolder
As root or with root privileges (su root or sudo)
mount -t smbfs -o username=administrator,password=password //windowsservername/folder /home/lucas/somefolder
If you don't want the password to show up you could do
mount -t smbfs -o username=administrator //windowsservername/folder /home/lucas/somefolder
[Optional] You can replace administrator with your username. You can also replace windowsservername with ip address //192.168.1.10/folder ....
HowTo found on the debian wiki, here: http://wiki.debian.org/Manual-Howto#Mount_Windows_Share
First, you need to have smbfs installed. If you don't do this:
aptitude update
aptitude install smbfs
To mount windows share drive you need to create a folder:
mkdir somefolder
As root or with root privileges (su root or sudo)
mount -t smbfs -o username=administrator,password=password //windowsservername/folder /home/lucas/somefolder
If you don't want the password to show up you could do
mount -t smbfs -o username=administrator //windowsservername/folder /home/lucas/somefolder
[Optional] You can replace administrator with your username. You can also replace windowsservername with ip address //192.168.1.10/folder ....
HowTo found on the debian wiki, here: http://wiki.debian.org/Manual-Howto#Mount_Windows_Share
Re: Connecting LMDE to WHS shares
Folks, I did it! xD
took me ages, nothing worked... but maybe you have to google the same bloody thing a dozen times to see the light...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169149
i was up and running after step two!
good luck and thx for your aid!
chris
took me ages, nothing worked... but maybe you have to google the same bloody thing a dozen times to see the light...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169149
i was up and running after step two!
good luck and thx for your aid!
chris