Is there any copy command is there in linux to copy logs in linux path to my windows sharing directory;

Well you can simply mount NTFS or FAT file systems on Linux. If you do so you can just run
cp *logs /mnt/my_windows_partion

The other option is to use Samba or NFS e.g

Regards
Friedrich

Hi,

As root type the following commands:

mkdir /mnt/share
smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o rw

Replace winpc with the IP of your windows PC

Once that is done you can copy the logs from one location to your windows share by issuing the following:

cp /root/org/apache/jsp/*.logs /mnt/share

once i give this smbmount //XXX.XX.XX.XX/shared /mnt/share -o rw

its asking password;i have given  system password ;i am getting below message.i think permission not there to give read write permissions for sharing directory in windows

Password:

20083: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
SMB connection failed

Hi,

When it ask for a password what happends if you just hit enter?

It is using your logged in name as your username when trying to do this. Try:

smbmount username=myname //XXX.XX.XX.XX/shared /mnt/share -o rw

in order to provide a valid username for the remote share, and then enter the matching password.

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smbmount username=myusername //XXX.XX.XX.XX/shared /mnt/
share -o rw
Could not resolve mount point //XXX.XX.XX.XX/shared

When it ask for a password what happends if you just hit enter?


Anonymous login successful
24229: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare (You specified an invalid share name)
SMB connection failed

>You specified an invalid share name

In which case, the share is not valid for anonymous, or you need to change the name of the share to the correct name.

smbclient -L //XXX.XX.XX.XX

is a very useful command that enables you to see what shares are available.

Just press <enter> when asked for a password.

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smbmount username=myusername ip=//xxx.xx.xx.xx/ /mnt/share -o rw

if u give or dont give any path after ipaddress its giving this message only.

Could not resolve mount point ip=//xxx.xx.xx.xx/.

Look *carefully*. Cut and paste if necessary - there is no / at the end:

smbclient -L //XXX.XX.XX.XX

If you stick a / at the end, then the command probably will try and resolve a mountpoint (and probably fail?)

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smbclient -L //XXX.XX.XX.XX

is the full command  - no mount point etc. You are looking to get a list of the shares available. These will be printed to the console.

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Anonymous login successful

        Sharename       Type      Comment
        ---------       ----      -------
Error returning browse list: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
session request to xxx.xxx.xx.xxx failed (Called name not present)----my system ipaddress printed here
session request to xxx failed (Called name not present)
Anonymous login successful

\\xxx.xx.xx.xx: Not enough '\' characters in service

?????

The slashes go the other way.

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i changed but same error