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perhaps something like; (untested)<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-37206018-1">#!/bin/bash
USERID=windowsusername
PASSWORD=windowspassword
LOCALMOUNT=/mnt     # change this to mount where you want it locally

mount -t cifs -o username=${USERID},password=${PASSWORD} //h-web0.kiro.sys/myshare ${LOCALMOUNT}

find /var/www/fedu/hidden -name &quot;*.sys&quot; | cpio -puvdm ${LOCALMOUNT}

umount ${LOCALMOUNT}</code></pre>
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perhaps something like; (untested)



#!/bin/bash
USERID=windowsusername
PASSWORD=windowspassword
LOCALMOUNT=/mnt     # change this to mount where you want it locally

mount -t cifs -o username=${USERID},password=${PASSWORD} //h-web0.kiro.sys/myshare ${LOCALMOUNT}

find /var/www/fedu/hidden -name "*.sys" | cpio -puvdm ${LOCALMOUNT}

umount ${LOCALMOUNT}

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Answer given: https:#a37282193 [https:#a37282193]

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I need to mount the windows share in Linux box for file transfer and unmount the share after the file transfer in place in single script<br />
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assume that windows share is on h-web0.kiro.sys/myshare<br />
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and now the files in Linux system are under &nbsp;/var/www/fedu/hidden/*.sys<wbr /><br />
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I need to mount the windows share in Linux box for file transfer and unmount the share after the file transfer in place in single script

assume that windows share is on h-web0.kiro.sys/myshare

and now the files in Linux system are under  /var/www/fedu/hidden/*.sys



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