Only CIFS requires a username, password. For FTP or all other supported network shares, correct URI is "ftp://ipaddress/sharepath/windows dup name" Example: ftp://192.168.0.120/pub/bios_30.exe
But my FTP server requires login and password. How can I provide these login/password for InstallFromURI invocation ? in URI parameter or another one parameter ?
And What about cifs: I try cifs://:@//, but not successfull too.
domain: "localdomain"
username: "root"
password: "abc123"
CIFS share ip, relative path: 192.168.0.120/bios.exe (the exe file I have is copied in the root of the smb share which is "sambashare"
mountpoint: sambashare (this is always going to be the absolute path)
domain: WORKGROUP
username: administrator
password: abc123
share ip, relative path: 192.168.0.120/cifs_share/bios.exe (I create a cifs share on the C drive called "cifs_share" which contains the exe file.
mountpoint: C$
texas_roemer
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July 25th, 2011 13:00
vcn2011
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August 24th, 2011 02:00
But my FTP server requires login and password. How can I provide these login/password for InstallFromURI invocation ? in URI parameter or another one parameter ?
And What about cifs: I try cifs://:@//, but not successfull too.
Thank you !
texas_roemer
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August 24th, 2011 08:00
For the CIFS example above, you have the syntax incorrect. You must also pass in "mountpoint". Here are some URI examples:
Linux example:
cifs://localdomain\root:abc123@192.168.0.120/bios.exe;mountpoint=sambashare
domain: "localdomain"
username: "root"
password: "abc123"
CIFS share ip, relative path: 192.168.0.120/bios.exe (the exe file I have is copied in the root of the smb share which is "sambashare"
mountpoint: sambashare (this is always going to be the absolute path)
Windows example:
cifs://WORKGROUP\administrator:abc123@192.;168.0.120\cifs_share\bios.exe;mountpoint=C$
domain: WORKGROUP
username: administrator
password: abc123
share ip, relative path: 192.168.0.120/cifs_share/bios.exe (I create a cifs share on the C drive called "cifs_share" which contains the exe file.
mountpoint: C$
texas_roemer
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August 24th, 2011 08:00
vcn2011
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August 24th, 2011 09:00
Thank you very much !