Need some help with mounting samba shares through Terminal The 'normal' way makes sense, and works fine: mount_smbfs //userass@server-ip/share ~/mount-folder I don't want to have to type in the password every time, and after some reading there are two files that might allow to do what I'm after- nsmb.conf and .nsmbrc .nsmbrc file should be in the user's home directory (/Users/Pikmin/.nsmbrc) Contents of my .nsmbrc file: [linuxsmbserverikmin:share] addr=ipaddress password=password When I try to run mount_smbfs //server-ip/share ~/mount-folder it still asks me for a password, and I don't think it reads the username from .nsmbrc file either. If I run it with -N (not to ask for password) it comes up with: Connecting with anonymous authentication. mount_smbfs: mount error: etc Did anyone manage to get this working using the .nsmbrc file? Running Snow Leopard Also automount is very useful and I managed to create a map that mounts all my shares automatically which is great but I want to know the .nsmbrc way too
