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The username will be domain\username (see screenshots below)Code Block language text smb://mediaflux.researchsoftware.unimelb.edu.au/proj-testproject-1128.3.12Terminal - using the command-line mount command, the syntax is of the following form (including the domain, e.g. unimelb and user e.g. mfuser )
Code Block language bash mount -t smbfs //unimelb\;sclaus@mediaflux.researchsoftware.unimelb.edu.au/proj-testproject-1128.3.12 /Users/mfuser/smb_mount
where the last part is an empty directory you have created on you computer to receive the SMB mount point.
Terminal with a secure identity token. Macos uses the following syntax for connecting to SMB volumes on the CLI:
mount -t smbfs //[domain;]user[:password]@server[/share] path
Note that the semicolon character will be interpreted by the zsh shell, so we need to surround the path with quotes. When using a token, we want the password to be blank, so we specify the : with nothing following it. For example:
- domain: token
- replace <your token code here> with your actual secure identity token
- replace proj-testproject-1128.3.12 with your actual project
- /Users/mfuser/smb_mount with the location of your mount point (where the files on the server will appear). You may need to create this with the mkdir command.
Example:
Code Block language bash mount -t smbfs '//token;<your token code here>:@mediaflux.researchsoftware.unimelb.edu.au/proj-testproject-1128.3.12' /Users/mfuser/smb_mount
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