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How to access a remote network drive on samba from a raspberry pi (or other unix system)?
How to access a remote network drive on samba with raspberry pi (or other unix systems)?
For example, on OS Windows: //D-LINK/papka
For what: To save a file from Raspberry PI to a remote hard drive connected to a router with a samba server running on it.
Respberry PI <-LAN-> Router ( samba) <-USB-> HDD
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Decisionsudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install smbfs cifs-utils
rpi-update
sudo reboot
mkdir /home/share
sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.0.1/usb /home/share -o guest
key moment in reboot after
sudo apt-get install smbfs cifs-utils
rpi-update
on the topic - put a package to support cifs ( instruction ). Further, simply, through mount -t cifs (man mount.cifs to help),
but I would advise you to do it easier. 99 out of 100, that SSH is also raised on both pieces of iron. Read about scp - it works great, authorization on the keys, and in general - this is CORRECT.
Good luck
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