I haven't tried noauto.. but the 'sudo mount.. ' in a script is what is
causing my freeze ;-)
But I see what you mean.. put it in the /etc/fstab, but the noauto just
means that I don't have to use the entire command in the script... ok,
thanks, I will try. That might be the workaround I need...
ok, get this. I put this in my /etc/fstab:
//deb/andrea/home/bkastor/test-mount smbfs
noauto,users,sync,username=andrea%password,dmask=777,fmask=777 0 0
(which I can type in .. using mount -t.. and it works)
After putting this in the fstab, I open a terminal and type in:
sudo mount
whoops.. sorry, messed that up..
When I type it into the xterm, it works fine...
When I double click the executable file with
sudo mount //deb/andrea
it hangs...
sorry... little flustered. I can type this all just fine, and now my
wife is learning what the hell was going on in the background!
I have on that boots with the fstab just fine.. but with my laptop, I
didn't want to do that. I 'had' a file that I made executable and
clicked on with ease for more than a year.. until I upgraded to Dapper.
Now the entire box freezes... hard.. I can type it in manually, but if
I run it, it
