I’ve already written about howto configure a system to automount a Samba share with /etc/fstab file.
Dewey Hylton shares a solution that allows you to easily navigate Windows and Samba servers.
This is a nice tip that explains the use of autofs to mount Linux file system host into a windows environment. This solution allows one to very easily navigate any number of windows/samba servers and shares with any file management application (and from the shell).
Integrating Your Linux Host into a Windows Environment
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