the folder differences. Right now I use Nautilus, which does mount the shares correctly over VPN to copy the new folders containing files. But deleting a selected few forest side files is difficult, tedious and prone to error when I want to mirror on the forest side. Nautilus knows how to mount these shares on the other side of the VPN, but I need to find out how to do it. I tried all the combinations of sudo mount commands using slash t cifs and loads of different other attributes, but I can't get it to work. I can mount shares successfully on my Synergy NAS correctly with no problem. I noticed that Nautilus puts its mount points in folders entitled gvfs and I'm wondering whether cifs can't mount over VPN and gvfs can. But I'm having trouble finding out how to put a command string together using gvfs. Any ideas please? Thanks and best regards, Rick. Hmm. Yeah. So on the other side of a VPN. It may be that they've got the security set up on the other side of the VPN so that you can't (15/43)
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