First make sure ncpfs is installed: rpm -q ncpfs
If not install it: yum install ncpfs
mount volume: ncpmount -S server-name -A server-dns-name -U username -V volume-name /mnt/where-you-want-to-mount-it
It’s comforting to know as each day passes, I am but one day closer to death, and one day closer to the day people can no longer ask me computer questions.
First make sure ncpfs is installed: rpm -q ncpfs
If not install it: yum install ncpfs
mount volume: ncpmount -S server-name -A server-dns-name -U username -V volume-name /mnt/where-you-want-to-mount-it
As stolen from Travvis Epperson’s blog…..
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