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I read random tutorial on the net (here) how to turn on/off recursion and prompt in smbclient by passing an argument:
recurse ON
prompt OFF
After a while, I just realize that the arguments passed into the command are meaningless. These command acts as a toggle when called, as specified on samba.org. You call it when it is ON, it shall be OFF, and vice-versa.
How to view the current status of these flags? It is not a good idea do some test commands every time just to know if they are currently ON or OFF.
By the way, does smbclient support some sort of mounting a shared directory into host file system? Or I need another utility for that? I'm using Ubuntu Server Bionic without a desktop environment.
Edit: another question, if I use mget/mput with prompt turned ON, it will ask me whether to copy for every single file, which is annoying and impractical if there are hundreds of files to be copied. Suppose I forget to turn it OFF in the first place, how can I cancel the current mget/mput command, or at least "Yes to All"?
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I read random tutorial on the net (here) how to turn on/off recursion and prompt in smbclient by passing an argument:
recurse ON
prompt OFF
After a while, I just realize that the arguments passed into the command are meaningless. These command acts as a toggle when called, as specified on samba.org. You call it when it is ON, it shall be OFF, and vice-versa.
How to view the current status of these flags? It is not a good idea do some test commands every time just to know if they are currently ON or OFF.
By the way, does smbclient support some sort of mounting a shared directory into host file system? Or I need another utility for that? I'm using Ubuntu Server Bionic without a desktop environment.
Edit: another question, if I use mget/mput with prompt turned ON, it will ask me whether to copy for every single file, which is annoying and impractical if there are hundreds of files to be copied. Suppose I forget to turn it OFF in the first place, how can I cancel the current mget/mput command, or at least "Yes to All"?
samba
asked Apr 17 at 8:15
LivyLivy
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You're better off just asking one question at a time and asking the further questions separately. You'll be more likely to get a helpful answer.
– Arronical
Apr 17 at 8:27
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I read random tutorial on the net (here) how to turn on/off recursion and prompt in smbclient by passing an argument:
recurse ON
prompt OFF
After a while, I just realize that the arguments passed into the command are meaningless. These command acts as a toggle when called, as specified on samba.org. You call it when it is ON, it shall be OFF, and vice-versa.
How to view the current status of these flags? It is not a good idea do some test commands every time just to know if they are currently ON or OFF.
By the way, does smbclient support some sort of mounting a shared directory into host file system? Or I need another utility for that? I'm using Ubuntu Server Bionic without a desktop environment.
Edit: another question, if I use mget/mput with prompt turned ON, it will ask me whether to copy for every single file, which is annoying and impractical if there are hundreds of files to be copied. Suppose I forget to turn it OFF in the first place, how can I cancel the current mget/mput command, or at least "Yes to All"?
samba
asked Apr 17 at 8:15
LivyLivy
1245 bronze badges
I read random tutorial on the net (here) how to turn on/off recursion and prompt in smbclient by passing an argument:
recurse ON
prompt OFF
After a while, I just realize that the arguments passed into the command are meaningless. These command acts as a toggle when called, as specified on samba.org. You call it when it is ON, it shall be OFF, and vice-versa.
How to view the current status of these flags? It is not a good idea do some test commands every time just to know if they are currently ON or OFF.
By the way, does smbclient support some sort of mounting a shared directory into host file system? Or I need another utility for that? I'm using Ubuntu Server Bionic without a desktop environment.
Edit: another question, if I use mget/mput with prompt turned ON, it will ask me whether to copy for every single file, which is annoying and impractical if there are hundreds of files to be copied. Suppose I forget to turn it OFF in the first place, how can I cancel the current mget/mput command, or at least "Yes to All"?
samba
samba
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You're better off just asking one question at a time and asking the further questions separately. You'll be more likely to get a helpful answer.
– Arronical
Apr 17 at 8:27
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You're better off just asking one question at a time and asking the further questions separately. You'll be more likely to get a helpful answer.
– Arronical
Apr 17 at 8:27
You're better off just asking one question at a time and asking the further questions separately. You'll be more likely to get a helpful answer.
– Arronical
Apr 17 at 8:27
You're better off just asking one question at a time and asking the further questions separately. You'll be more likely to get a helpful answer.
– Arronical
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