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How do I add network source using Ubuntu? - denzo - 2014-09-22
I just started fooling around with Ubuntu and I can't for the life of me figure out how to add a network source ...I seems the only places I can navigate to from the add source dialog box is either the root directory or my user directory....how do I get to my network?
TIA.
RE: How do I add network source using Ubuntu? - black_eagle - 2014-09-23
Assuming its an SMB share, if you mount it in nautilus by using 'Browse Network' you can find the path to add to TMM in /var/run/user/1000/gvfs/some-directory-name-that-points-to-your-source
HTH
RE: How do I add network source using Ubuntu? - mlaggner - 2014-09-23
better is to mount the share via kernel than gvfs (gvfs is not good working (slow) and causing some connection stalls, whereas mounting via /etc/fstab is stable and much faster).
If you like, I can post you an example entry for /etc/fstab this evening (user mountable and no auto)
manuel
RE: How do I add network source using Ubuntu? - mlaggner - 2014-09-24
I've mounted my NAS the following way:
Code:
//192.168.0.250/Filme /media/Filme cifs username=guest,password=guest,_netdev,users,noauto 0 0