> Hi, all. > > How can I run the `mount' command as a normal user > with `sudo'? I do the same with the `wvdial' command, > after running `# visudo' and adding at the end of the file > the line: > rodolfo ALL=/usr/bin/wvdial > , but don't manage to do so with `mount'. > In /usr/bin there's no binary file called `mount'. > > Any help greatly appreciated. > Rodolfo > Do 'which mount', to get the location of the mount executable.
Userbased mounting can also be done with an altered fstab (see umask and the 'user' tag) -- Alex Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] Source Mage GNU/Linux Developer http://www.sourcemage.org "Conscience is the inner voice which warns us somebody may be looking." - H.L. Mencken
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