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Posted: April 11 2006,23:12 |
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Missouri Bushwacker, the password and username are from the Windows side. What it wants depends on how you have your windows machine setup, but here's what I did on my XP system to transfer files:
open My Documents and create a new folder called WatershipDown
right click on the new directory, choose "Sharing and security," and choose "share this folder on the network." I named the share Watership in the "Share Name." I'd say avoid spaces and long names. If you want to be able to move files from dsl to windows uncheck the "read only" box.
Still in Windows, from the "Run" menu, run CMD and then type ipconfig to find your computer's address.
Then from your embeded dsl open an xterminal. Type:
smbclient "//69.162.84.201/Watership" -U Hyzenthlay
Now, Hyzenthlay is a great name, and it works for me, but if you have other permissions on your windows system, you might need to create a user named this. Or use your own name. On some machines username and password didn't matter. On some machines they do. If in doubt try a random name and password and if that doesn't work, then use your Windows login name and password. You'll want to use the IP address you got from ipconfig instead of the one above as well. If you need to connect through a particular workgroup, put that after an additional -W switch.
When I do the above there is a long pause after the "creating lame lowcase table" line, almost like everything is frozen. I get these error messages and then the prompt for a password:
| Code Sample | creating lame upcase table
creating lame lowcase table
timeout connecting to 69.162.84.201:445
session request to 69.162.84.201 failed (Called name not present)
timeout connecting to 69.162.84.201:445
session request to 69 failed (Called name not present)
timeout connecting to 69.162.84.201:445
Password: |
I entered the password and I was treated to the following prompt:
smb: \>
You can use get to get a file from the windows machine, and put to put a file into that directory. ls and cd work just like in linux. help prints out a collection of possible commands.
| Code Sample | smb: \> help
? altname archive blocksize cancel
cd chmod chown del dir
du exit get help history
lcd link lowercase ls mask
md mget mkdir more mput
newer open print printmode prompt
put pwd q queue quit
rd recurse reget rename reput
rm rmdir setmode symlink tar
tarmode translate !
smb: \> |
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