bajukubelang wrote:
> Thanks for ur advice chad,but I'm so dumnies on linux,so i can figure
> what i must do with etc/fstab.
>
> All pc's in my office are migrating from windows to linux.The boss
> ordered me to mount each pc to server, so users don't have to mount
> again cause the file from the server automaticcaly mounting when user
> logon.
>
> It works with root,but failed when I use user_login.
>
> Can someone tell me what to do?
Here's one of the relavent lines in my /etc/fstab:
cfs:/shares/docs /mnt/docs nfs hard,rw,intr,wsize=8192,rsize=8192 0 0
The first field is the share, the second is the mount point, the third
is the filesystem type (smb in your case), the fourth is the options,
the fifth and sixth can be left as zero.
If you add a line like that in your /etc/fstab, as long as you have
network shares mounted at boot time, you should be able to connect and
have all users of the computer be able to access the share.
Chad Martin
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