mount -t smbfs //winbox/share /mnt -o rw,username=joe,password=bloggs
Make sure you have a directory called /mnt before you try the mount.
Also, note the uid, gid, fmask, and dmask options when mounting as a user other than the one who needs to access the files...
To be able to access the samba share read-write as non-root users, you must add uid and gid entries to the smbmount command in the /etc/fstab entry:
//winbox/share /mnt/share smbfs username=joe,password=bloggs,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
where the uid and gid are of the user or group you want to have rw access.
For a normal user, if your smbmount and smbumount are setuid, you can instead do:
smbmount //winbox/share /mnt/share -o username=joe,password=bloggs
(this way, usually the default permissions are suitable for the user running smbmount)
and to unmount it:
smbumount /mnt/share
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