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- Using get to transfer contents of folders using smbclient
Using smbclient and the 'get' command to move files from a Windows network share over to a Linux box I can smbclient from Linux to the network share and bring individual files over by doing somet
- Sending files over Samba with command line
Use smbclient, a program that comes with Samba: $ smbclient server share -c 'cd c: remote path ; put local-file' There are many flags, such as -U to allow the remote user name to be different from the local one On systems that split Samba into multiple binary packages, you may have the Samba servers installed yet still be missing smbclient In such a case, check your package repository for
- smbclient copy from linux to windows (SMB) - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
If you want to copy data directory on Linux so that a copy of it will appear as \\192 168 1 1\share\directory on Windows, then perhaps this command should do the job: smbclient -W WORKGROUP --user='admin%admin$123' -c "lcd data;recurse;mput directory" " 192 168 1 1 share" Rationale: to copy a directory with its contents, you'll need to enable recursion with recurse and use mput as you will
- install samba client (smbclient) without the daemon
In Debian, smbclient is in its own package (along with other command-line utilities), so no need for the winbind dependency In CentOS 6, it's lumped in with all the Samba client-side tools, some of which do require samba-winbind
- How can I access files of an SMB share if I have the IP?
Having the IP, under Linux how can I access shared smb files? When I type in for example: smb: 192 168 0 50 I get an error message
- samba - The kerberos option is deprecated on smbclient, but is the only . . .
On Slackware 15 (Samba version 4 15 10) I want to do smbclient, with gssapi kerberos auth Of course the kerberos client cache is aready set at login and I can see the file cache in tmp dir Pam are
- How to use smbclient with space in the name of the share directory for . . .
You can use slash in the fstab file configuration for mounting the cifs but not with smbclient In the fstab file, I use the ascii code \040 in place of the space like hostanme directory1\040Super\040Directory I mean the backslash is used for mark a special character and in this case it's backslash
- samba - smbclient store password for a specific host - Unix Linux . . .
quoting from man smbclient -A | --authentication-file=filename This option allows you to specify a file from which to read the username and password used in the connection The format of the file is: username = value password = value domain = value Make certain that the permissions on the file restrict access from unwanted users link to the man for example: smbclient --authentication-file
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