Requirements:
- ncpfs version 2.2 installed and operational (slist) on the Linux box.
- For common features on these utilities (installation, configuration, translations...), see ndscommon.tcl
Usage:
- Servers visibles on the Network are presented in the left list box
- For each server you see available volumes on the right (you may have to press the big arrow to refresh the list).
- To mount a volume (using ncpmap) select it and press " Mount".
- You must have at least one authenticated connection to the target tree/server
Mounting will be rejected is the target server does not belong to a tree where current user is authenticated
or if the user has no files rights on the volume. - Mounting will be done using ncpmap in "automatic mode";
that is in a SERVER/VOLUME directory either :- in a $HOME/ncp directory in current user Unix home (default behaviour)
- in a /mnt/ncp directory if you set mount_locally to 1 in /etc/ndsclient.conf.
This setting is required if user's home are on NFS volume see the FAQ
- As with ncpmap, this directory will be created if needed and will be granted 700 permissions.
- In the lower part of the window, a list of current mounted resources is displayed.
User can dismount any of them by selecting it and pressing the "Umount" button.
When no more resources belonging to a tree are shown,
current user is in fact logged out from that tree.
Re-accessing resources must be done using a call to ncplogin or ndslogin.tcl - If you are not authenticated to any tree, too bad .
Download:
- ncpmount.tcl in included in contrib/tcl directory of current ncpfs.
- just recursively copy this directory somewhere (/usr/local/bin ?) and don't forget to copy and edit ndsclient.conf to /etc
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