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20-Dec-2008, 02:57 AM #1
Solved: Ubuntu asking for mount password even when provided
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I am using ubuntu 8.04, fully patched and up to date. I am trying to make a script in it that involves mounting a CIFS/SMB share that is hosted on a machine running windows xp professional. I wrote a small smbmount command for the script and i seem to run into a problem as although the command does work, for some strange reason it still asks for a password. If i provide the password the share works perfectly. But if i do not the mount fails. Why is it asking for the password, i tried both directly entering it and adding it to a text file with no dice. How would i resolve the issue?
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22-Dec-2008, 02:15 PM #3
Nevermind, i fixed the problem with that, im going to mark this thread solved. I dont know exactly how i fixed it but some experiementation with the command somehow resolved the issue.
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