Amarok and remote resources
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
If these are shared resources of your Windows computer, or if the remote computer we have installed Samba and use it to share files, play them in Amarok is quite simple. We will not however play Amarok settings, because they do not find an answer. We
. It gives us the ability to mount remote resources on the local computer. We can do this in two ways: by using the command mount or
After such "cosmetic" surgery add music files from a directory smbmount . The syntax is:
mount-t smbfs-o username = user, password = pass / / Serer / udostepniony_zasob / local / directory
smbmount-o username = user, password = pass / / Serer / udostepniony_zasob / local / directory
smbmount-o username = user, password = pass / / Serer / udostepniony_zasob / local / directory
/ local / directory directly into Amarok, and we can enjoy the music. Additionally, you can set the assembly of these resources during the system boot in another case, after reboot once again we have to use one of these commands.
If you are not sure of the name Use a remote resource Command
smbtree
or
If you are not sure of the name Use a remote resource Command
smbtree
or
smbclient-U username-L servername . Both are in the smbclient package . After executing this command will show us the tree of Samba, or a list of resources when using smbclient.
Jaromir Świechowski
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