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On 10/03/2009 08:27 AM, Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> It takes only creating shares to offer thru samba, for cygwin bash to |
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> be able to navigate them with cd //host/share. No mounting, or if |
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> there is, I didn't have to specifically configure it. |
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> Smb is native to windows... so maybe that is the reason. |
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Right. Windows does indeed mount filesystems but does it without |
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asking you, much like linux mounts /root without asking. |
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So, I'm thinking you might be very interested in trying Paul's |
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suggested 'mc', which has its own built-in command line of sorts, |
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although it's not actually a full bash prompt IIUC. |
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Depend on what you need to do while visiting a share, it might |
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be perfect for your purpose. (See Paul's reply.) |
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