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Bash[DevNull]
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 Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 2:09 am Post subject: smbget is pretty good for smb-networking! |
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Features
* Resume
* Recursive downloading (even of complete shares, servers or workgroups)
* Supports SMB URL's
just and try it 8)
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twisted_steel
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Very nice  .
It's much faster than using smbmount (which works), smbclient (which doesn't always), or the browser in gnome (which works every once in a while).
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Bash[DevNull]
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How you think, smbget must or not accept UNC link (windows style) like \\serv\share\ ??
In my home network i'am often recive this link from my net-neighbour.
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I mean if I just want one file that I've uploaded on another computer. My friend has two file servers running in our apartment, and if I already know the location of the file, it's much easier to type the location than to go through the process of connecting to the server and going through the folders to find my file.
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