raven22;370455 Wrote:
> Try the autofs package, instructions for Clarkconnect are here, but i
> guess it will work on debian/ubuntu as well.
> http://www.ulverston.myzen.co.uk/mini-itx/pages/nas.htm
That might very well be your best bet.
Again, I have zero Ubantu or debian experience...and, for that matter,
limited experience in mounting nas shares from linux. On my Fedora
box, I think I would try an approach like this:
Assuming that you are using pm-suspend to get into S3 sleep, create a
"15nas" script in /etc/pm/sleep.d:
Code:
--------------------
#!/bin/bash
# unmount networkshare on QNAP 109 II NAS before going to standby.
# re mount the share when coming out of suspend..
#
# Note that this file belongs in /etc/pm/sleep.d/15nas and must be executable
. /usr/lib/pm-utils/functions
unmount_nas() {
/bin/umount /mnt/nas_mount_point
}
remount_nas() {
/bin/mount -t nfs qnap_ip:/sharepoint /mnt/nas_mount_point
}
case "$1" in
hibernate|suspend)
unmount_nas
;;
thaw|resume)
remount_nas
;;
*)
;;
esac
exit $?
--------------------
That script assumes that you connect to the qnap using nfs. Again,
given my limited experience, I don't know if that is likely to be the
case.
Anyway, I'm cribbing this idea from Syburgh's WindPC wiki:
http://wiki.syburgh.com/audio0-local#toc22
..and for all I know, autofs might take care of all this for you
automatically.
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