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SMB bindings for Python

These Python bindings are intended to wrap the libsmbclient API.

Prerequisites

Currently libsmbclient 3.2.x or later is required. Ubuntu Example:

# sudo apt install build-essential pkg-config smbclient libsmbclient libsmbclient-dev python-dev

Or python3-dev instead of python-dev depending on your needs.

Build

# make

Test

To run Python tests in tests/ you need python-nose See nose documentation http://readthedocs.org/docs/nose

To run all the tests execute

# nosetests

To run just one test, use

# nosetests file.py

To selectively run test methods, printing output to console

# nosetests -vs  test_context.py:test_Workgroup

NOTE: to run your tests, you need

• a running samba server
• one shared folder with
  • rw permissions
  • guest ok = no

Examples

Directory listing

>>> import smbc
>>> ctx = smbc.Context (auth_fn=my_auth_callback_fn)
>>> entries = ctx.opendir ("smb://SERVER").getdents ()
>>> for entry in entries:
...     print entry
<smbc.Dirent object "music" (File share) at 0x7fbd7c42b3a0>
<smbc.Dirent object "IPC$" (IPC share) at 0x7fbd7c42b148>
<smbc.Dirent object "Charlie" (Printer share) at 0x7fbd7c42b3c8>
>>> d = ctx.open ("smb://SERVER/music")

Shared Printer Listing

>>> import smbc
>>> ctx = smbc.Context()
>>> ctx.optionNoAutoAnonymousLogin = True
>>> ctx.functionAuthData = lambda se, sh, w, u, p: (domain_name, domain_username, domain_password)
>>> uri = 'smb://' + smb_server
>>> shared_printers = []
>>> entries = ctx.opendir(uri).getdents()
>>> 	for entry in entries:
>>> 		if entry.smbc_type == 4:
>>> 			shared_printers.append(entry.name)

Write file

>>> import smbc
>>> import os
>>> ctx = smbc.Context (auth_fn=my_auth_callback_fn)
>>> file = ctx.open ("smb://SERVER/music/file.txt", os.O_CREAT | os.O_WRONLY)
>>> file.write ("hello")

Read file

>>> import smbc
>>> ctx = smbc.Context (auth_fn=my_auth_callback_fn)
>>> file = ctx.open ("smb://SERVER/music/file.txt")
>>> print file.read()
hello