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I have mounted a windows system from a folder.



First I pressed ctrl + l. Then on top in location by SMB protocol I connected to the remote system. I provide the remote system username and password for the first time. Also marked to save the password.



So, for the next time I only provide the SMB url and it connects to the remote system. I found inside my home folder, there is an hidden folder .gvfs got created. Inside that folder I found the mounted remote system.



Even I restart the machine, it doesn't ask for the username and password again. Ubuntu must store the username and password of the remote system. Where does it store these?


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OK your solution is :



In Dash type : Passwords and keys



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In Password Tab :



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If You delete it, the password will be deleted and will ask you for new credentials for your share .



Try it and reply .


[#26795] Sunday, June 26, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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