[Samba] how to know local path ?

[Michael Li]

Hi, Alex

Thank you very much for your reply.

My environment seems to be complicated.

I have a file server to provide shared hard disk
to Windows and Linux. The file server provides
hard disk to Windows through samba, provides
hard disk to Unix through NFS as follows:

In my environment, on Windows side I got:

----------------Windows begin---------------------------
  C:\Documents and Settings\deform>net use
New connections will be remembered.


Status       Local     Remote                    Network

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

OK           S:        \\Magenta\suse92          Microsoft Windows Network

The command completed successfully.
----------------Windows end---------------------------


On Unix side:

----------------Unix begin---------------------------
deform at suse92:/home/deform/fileserver> df -k
Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hdb5             10490040    259360  10230680   3% /
tmpfs                   127468        36    127432   1% /dev/shm
/dev/hdb1               409580     38464    371116  10% /boot
/dev/hdb11            20972152  19426068   1546084  93% /home
/dev/hdb9             10490040   1287992   9202048  13% /opt
/dev/hdb8              5236956    806728   4430228  16% /srv
/dev/hdb10             5245016     62840   5182176   2% /tmp
/dev/hdb6             20972152   6035316  14936836  29% /usr
/dev/hdb7             31462264   5225104  26237160  17% /var
magenta.sftc:/share/unix/common
                      209708800  84649248 125059552  41% /home/deform/common
magenta.sftc:/share/unix/suse92
                      209708800  84649248 125059552  41% 
/home/deform/fileserver
deform at suse92:/home/deform/fileserver>
----------------Unix end---------------------------

So my question becomes that is it possible to know local
path at linux from Windows side:

(S:        \\Magenta\suse92) -->
(magenta.sftc:/share/unix/suse92) -->
(deform at suse92:/home/deform/fileserver)

S: points to  /home/deform/fileserver at suse92 ?

Best regards.
Michael Li


Alex Wang wrote:
> Question one here.
> 
> c:\net use
> New connections will be remembered.
> 
> 
> Status       Local     Remote                    Network
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> OK           Z:        \\SAMBA\Home\me           Microsoft Windows
> Network
> OK           X:        \\SAMPLE\SAMPLE           Microsoft Windows
> Network
> The command completed successfully.
> 
> 
> Question two...
> 
> No idea.
> 
> :P
> 
> 
> Alex
> 
> 
> On Tue, 25 Apr 2006 10:35:10 -0400
> Michael Li <mli at deform.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>In computer A, is there any way to know local path at
>>computer B?
>>
>>Let me give more details :
>>
>>Computer B(linux) has a directory, called /samba/shared,
>>it is mapped to Computer A(Windows) as S:.
>>In computer A, is there any way to know "S:"'s local
>>path in computer B is "/samba/shared" ?
>>
>>
>>Furthermore, in computer B, is there any way to know
>>"/samba/shared" is mapped as "S:" in computer A ?
>>
>>Best regards.
>>Michael Li
>>
>>
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