smbc1
Text mode smb network commander.
Overview
Samba Commander is a text mode SMB network commander. With SMBC, you can browse your local network or use the search function to find files in a share. You can also download/upload files and directories or create them both locally and remotely. SMBC features the resume capability and UTF-8 encoding support.
Options
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-V
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--version -
Displays the version of Smbc.
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-h
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--help -
Prints a help message describing all Smbc's command-line options.
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-f
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--flush -
Flushes all download lists. All files from ~/.smbc/ with dulist* name will be removed. In next run of Smbc the download/upload list will be empty.
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-l
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--list -
Shows all download lists from ~/.smbc/.
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-s INT
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--show=INT -
Displays all items from list with INT number. You can get all numbers from the list executing smbc -l command.
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-p
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--sleep -
Sleeps Smbc. Smbc doesn't download/upload any files when executing even if some file is waiting in queue.
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-m STRING
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--message=STRING -
Receives message from samba. If you want that Smbc receives WinPopup message you must add the line below to smb.conf
message command = /path_to/smbc -m 'message from %f on %m' -i %s; rm %s
Now if you have running Smbc and someone sends you a WinPopup message Smbc immediately displays it. If you don't run a Smbc all WinPopup messages wait for executing a Smbc.
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-i STRING
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--file=STRING -
Sets file with samba message, usage only with -m.
message when connection broken - keys
(arrow-up) (.) - add 1 second to delay time
(arrow-down) (,) - take off 1 second from delay time
(shift+arrow-up) (>) - add 60 seconds to delay time
(shift+arrow-down) (<) - take off 60 seconds from delay time
Releases
8 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 1 time.