On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, aurelio marinho jargas - ctba wrote:
> hi,
>
> > > [ ] mount now
> > > or
> > > [ ] mount it
> > > or something...
> > > to any mount entry in /etc/fstab
> >
> > Linuxconf does this when you quit. It compares the state ot the
> > mounts and will allow you to mount/remount it.
>
> yes, when you create a new one, but i was talking like the
> floppy and CDROM entries. i put a CDROM on the drive, open
> linuxconf, go to the filesistems menu, local drives, select
> the entry for the CDROM and select "[x] activate" or
> something and when i press accept linuxconf mount my CDROM.
>
> just another task that linuxconf could do, just using the
> existent screens and not forcing the users to go the prompt
> to mount/umount CDROM, floppy, ZIP, etc...
>
> just a suggestion...
Ok, then this would go in two places. We could add a button "mount" to the
configuration screen (instead of a check box) (well a mount or a umount,
depending) and we could put another screen in the control panel like we
have for PPP link for example.
I wonder if there are any interest in creating privileges for mount point
(there is the global privilege "user mountable). I am taking about
linuxconf privilege. For each mount, linuxconf would define a privilege
that you can assign to co-admin. Featurism maybe.
I will check for the first suggestion though.
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