Hi Tim,
> I had been mounting it at boot time via a line in the fstab using
> cifs, here the line I have at present but it won't mount at boot up
>
> //192.168.0.57/openshare/data /media/share cifs
> defaults,uid=mit,gid=users 0 0
>
> So I normally have to mount it via the cli as root with
>
> mount //192.168.0.57/openshare/data /media/share
>
> But this only gives me write access
As an aside, those fstab options can be passed to mount(8), e.g.
sudo mount -o uid=mit,gid=users //192.168.0.57/openshare/data /media/share
Cheers, Ralph.
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