On Sunday 02 March 2003 12:12 pm, J. Grant wrote: > //ps2/now3d /home/now3d/ps2 smbfs users,username=now3d,noauto 0 0
Actually, that's what I already have, but mine is little more subdued. Instead of "username=" and "password=", I have "credentials=/etc/samba/auth.<server>.<username>" This keeps the authentication stuff private and is what MCC defaults to doing when it is used to set-up Samba mounts. I wouldn't use the "noauto" option in my case because I want the shares up whenever a system is up. I don't mind the shares names being visible as long as they are not accessible to the anyone not authorized. That's why I didn't include it. > Then just type "mount ps2" in your home dir. Or u could set it to auto > if u know the other machine is gona be on when it boots. Servers on 24/7. > Always have "users" with the "s" if you want anyone to be able to mount > it. That bugged me for a while b4 I found it in the man pages. I thought so, myself, but MCC will change this back to "user" and balks on seeing it with an "s" at the end. Even if I manually edit the file and reboot (or reset services), it gives me no joy. Thanks, anyway J.G. T
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