I was able to connect using smb to my server via a redhat vm and nautilus then went to a term, typed mount, and could see where the mount point was exactly (like /run/user/1000/gvfs/???/????/) but when I try to do the same thing in a deb vm it mounts fine in nautilus but then the mount only shows up to /run/user/1000 and when I look in the gvfs dir its empty, there is nothing in there hidden or otherwise). I wasn't sure why in RH there was a mounted dir in the gvfs subdir and nada in the gvfs subdir on the deb vm? I noticed that in other forums they have said its normally supposed to mount something like /run/user//gvfs/?? but in my RHVM I got 1000 instead of my loginid (a Qubes thing perhaps?) and in my dbvm I got the 1000 as well. I have an app that does not let me put in a full path but I have to click through a tree so I'd really like to find where the mount point is. Thoughts?
Where does DebVM (In Qubes OS) put the smb mounted drive?
debian;rhel;mount;smb;qubes