Does it work if you mount the share 'by hand' (mount -t smbfs -o
username=foo,password=bar //mutt/d /mnt/mutt_d)? You show a "userid" option
in your fstab. Is that a typo? I believe that should be "username." Do
you have the smbfs module compiled (lsmod | grep smbfs)? Is smbfs a valid
fstype (grep smbfs /proc/filesystems)? Is the D:\ drive on Mutt a hidden
share? If so, try putting a $ after the remote filesystem column in the
fstab (//mutt/d$). Does smbclient -L mutt -U <username> show that Mutt has
that share available?
~Jeff
On Thursday, June 06, 2002 11:42 PM, Tom Achtenberg sent:
> I'm trying to connect to a shared drive on an NT server named
> mutt on my
> internal network from my RH7.3 box. I have the following
> line in etc/fstab
>
> //mutt/d /mnt/mutt_d smbfs guid=,uid=,userid=,password= 0
>
> When I try to mount the drive I get an error that says teh
> special device
> //mutt/d does not exist. I know the two can see eachother as
> I can print to
> the printer that is on mutt.
>
> Any help will be much appreciated.
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