Mount Samba share without root access
Try gvfs-mount, like this:
gvfs-mount smb://user:pass@server/storage
This is what Nautilus uses to mount a remote share without root access.
From within Nautilus, you can enter smb://user:pass@server/storage
at the location bar. I believe this can help you find the share from within Matlab.
Example:
gvfs-mount smb://alexsmith:mypassword@everest/myshare
Please note the fields user
and pass
are optional, so you could use:
gvfs-mount smb://everest/myshare
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EpicAdv
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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EpicAdv over 1 year
I have access to a Linux machine, but not root access. I can access a Samba share through
smbclient
. I'd like to be able to mount this share so I can access it from within Matlab. Normally, if I had root access, this would be trivial. But since I don't, I'm not sure how to proceed.EDIT:
smbmount
isn't installed on this machine.mount.cifs
is installed, which I think I read is a replacement forsmbmount
? However, when I try it, it says I need to run it sudo.Does
smbmount
(ormount.cifs
) need to be suid in order for a non-root user to mount a Samba share?