Has Fedora user managed to get fusesmb to do anything?

I've created the appropriate config file, pointed fusesmb at a mount
point, and it runs. It just doesn't do anything. Nothing appears under
the mountpoint, and there is no debug message (eg. in syslog).


'fusesmb -d' just seems to print out user accesses to the empty
directory. I'm really looking for ways to debug this further.


'smbclient //myserver/' works fine, so I have reason to believe that
there _are_ SMB shares on my local network.


Also, there doesn't seem to be any smbfs / smbmount in Fedora.

Rich.

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On 03/01/2008, Richard W.M. Jones <rjones@redhat.com> wrote:
> Has Fedora user managed to get fusesmb to do anything?
> Also, there doesn't seem to be any smbfs / smbmount in Fedora.

I think they've become cifs and cifsmount.

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Jonathan Underwood wrote:

On 03/01/2008, Richard W.M. Jones <rjones@redhat.com> wrote:

Has Fedora user managed to get fusesmb to do anything?
Also, there doesn't seem to be any smbfs / smbmount in Fedora.


I think they've become cifs and cifsmount.


Right, mount.cifs. That works, thanks.

Rich.

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Richard W.M. Jones wrote:

Has Fedora user managed to get fusesmb to do anything?

I've created the appropriate config file, pointed fusesmb at a mount
point, and it runs. It just doesn't do anything. Nothing appears
under the mountpoint, and there is no debug message (eg. in syslog).


'fusesmb -d' just seems to print out user accesses to the empty
directory. I'm really looking for ways to debug this further.


'smbclient //myserver/' works fine, so I have reason to believe that
there _are_ SMB shares on my local network.


Also, there doesn't seem to be any smbfs / smbmount in Fedora.

Rich.


Hi Rich.

I think running the fusesmb.cache command sorts this out.

Try:

$ fusesmb.cache --debug

Or:

$ fusesmb.cache --help

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