Re: SAMBA over SSH

From: Simon Natterer (simon.natterer@informatik.uni-ulm.de)
Date: 04/26/02 

From: Simon Natterer <simon.natterer@informatik.uni-ulm.de>
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2002 02:07:06 +0200

Hy!
                
> I want to mount a SAMBA drive share over SSH on a Windows Box.

I can tell you how the other way round works, to mount a
windows/samba share with smbmount on a linux pc.
You need portforwarding through the ssh tunnel for that.
Then you have to tell smbmount to use another port than 139
(the forwarded local (high) port not 139, the standard port).
I don't think you can tell your windows to use another port.
So perhaps you must use port 139 local. I don't know
if this will work, I think no other windows smb connections will
be possible then. You must use a ssh client that can do
portforwarding like terra-term ssh or cygwin.
You must connect with ssh to the linux machine and forward
port 139 to localhost 139 or perhaps a high port?
But how to tell windows to use the local port???
I don't think this will work... Linux is more flexible.
Perhaps there is an option, don't know.

Hope I could give you some idea how it works...

Simon

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