About my question with having users mount drives and have them automount on
boot.
Steve Philp wrote:
> To allow a normal user to mount the partition, add 'user' to the option
> column for that partition in /etc/fstab.
>
> To automount it at boot, take the 'noauto' option out of the line.
This may be a dumb question, which column is it? I didn't see any labels or
identifiers. I didn't see a 'noauto' entry either.
> > On a different subject, "How do I configure aliases?" I know what I
want to
> > use, but do not know where to enter them.
> Command aliases? or mail aliases?
> For command aliases, just add them to ~/.bashrc. Something like:
> alias ls="ls --color=tty"
> should do it.
>
> If you mean mail aliases, I don't know. I gave up trying to understand
> Sendmail months ago. :)
I was talking about command aliases and it worked fine. Thanks!
Jim Layman
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