fstab's wierd mount issue

I have 2 Virtual Machines with OpenSuse 11.2 installed on both of them. One machine has KDE and the other GNOME.

My /etc/fstab entry in machine 1 is as follows:

//MyWindowsIP/Mountest /mnt/win cifs iocharset=iso8859-15,uid=270,gid=501,rw,workgroup=WRKGRPNAME,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0775,user=“fname\lname”,password=xxxx 0 0

Note:- Since there is a space between fname and lname in my windows crendentials, I escaped it with a \

It worked fine initially and my user was able to write to the windows registry (this is in KDE)

But when I went to other machine (which has GNOME in it) and i used the same mount option, I was not able to do that.

Please answer the following doubts which I have in my mind:

  • Can both of my Virtual Machines be mounted at the same time and be given write access to a same shared folder in windows?
  • Please note that the user and group are same in both the virtual machines (same uid and gid as well)
  • When I rebooted my machine-1 (which was working fine initially) I was not able to mount the windows folder. I am getting an error: Domain name specified twice. Username probably malformed mount error(13): Permission denied. How can I overcome it? It was working fine initially but when I rebooted the virtual machine (first one) I am not able to mount it. Why is it so?

I appreciate your input to the above questions and solving the dilemma I’m in right now…

Thank you

Unless the forum ate it, I see no space between the \ and the lname. The way I understand it there should be a space, you just need to add the \ in front of it additionally.

That’s it. There should be a space after the "".