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		<title>Exploring samaba shares in linpus</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By default you can not browse samba shares in Linpus being based of XFCE there is no XFCE file browser that support samba, you can still doing it using a hack and fuse smb. ok so everything is done in command line so start with Alt+ F2 then type in xterm to get our command [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By default you can not browse samba shares in Linpus being based of XFCE there is no XFCE file browser that support samba, you can still doing it using a hack and fuse smb. ok so everything is done in command line so start with Alt+ F2 then type in xterm to get our command line.<br />
<code>sudo yum install fuse-smb</code><br />
We then need to add our linpus user &#8220;user&#8221; to the fuse group<br />
<code>sudo usermod -a -G fuse user</code><br />
We can check that this command worked with &#8220;id user&#8221;<br />
Create a new folder in our home directory<br />
<code>mkdir samba </code><br />
Mount fuse to our new directory you will also need to run this code  every time you reboot.<br />
<code>fuse /home/user/samba</code></p>
<p>cd into the samba folder or open up thunar and navigate to the /home/user/samba folder and there should be your samba network. </p>
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