It is kind of new that Linux boxes can log into a PDC? I know that they can mount shares. There are different ways to do that including GIUs , but I have found that if that Samba or Windows share is always available, when a Linux box boots, then put the mount into the rc.local at the very end. I don't exactly remember what the command is, but I can look at my office box and let you know
On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 18:38, Travis L. Bean wrote: > Is there a way to configure the latest version of Samba to automount > shares when a Linux client logs into a Samba PDC? I have searched high > and low trying to find an answer to this and the only information I have > found is using pam_mount (which I have yet to get working correctly) or > NFS. When searching for an answer, I came across comments such as "NFS > is the best way to mount shares in a Unix to Unix environment". Is this > true and if so why? I would like to just have a Samba server for my > Windows and Linux clients and not have to deal with a separate NFS > server. I would appreciate any information on how allow my Linux > clients have their home directories and other Samba shares automounted > every time they log in to the server (and have the authentication take > place through LDAP). > > > Travis L. Bean > Systems Administrator > Bio-Logic Aqua Technologies > Grants Pass, OR - United States -- Best Regards Thomas Spuhler All e-mails from this location have been scanned for viruses This e-mail has been digitally signed
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