Hi all!
I've been hacking my /etc/fstab trying to get it to automount remote Samba
shares from our server. I hope someone can help me with some questions:
1. How do you set the default smbfs options? I know you can place
options in /etc/fstab, but it seems there are other options
being set without my putting them in /etc/fstab. For example,
the "noexec" option is set even though I never specified it.
2. Won't a simple line in /etc/fstab (without the "noauto" option)
suffice to get a share to be mounted upon boot? I know this is
SUPPOSED to be the way things work in RH9, but the shares don't
get mounted. They do work, however, when I simply issue:
mount <mount-point>
Any ideas on why this is happening?
Thanks in advance! God bless!
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