Re: Loading Samba Shares at Startup
Hexren wrote: hi there, not really sure if this is appropriate for this list, or if i should be sending it to the samba lists. i'll try here first. i have a samba server which serves a few windows machines, and i also use it via sharity-light from my freebsd machine running 4.10 RELEASE. i have a script that loads my shares, and i put it in my rc.d folder (i've taken out the user and password info): #!/bin/sh /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http /usr/home/iain/development/http/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http_inertia /usr/home/iain/development/http_inertia/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/music /usr/home/iain/music -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/dools /usr/home/iain/dools_network -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * it runs fine when i start up freebsd, but when i login, i don't have access to the shares. so i put the call to the script inside my .tcshrc file, but this means that, even if i login remotely, and every time i start a new konsole session or scp something, this script runs. does anyone have any clues as to why it wouldn't have access to the shares after running this script from inside rc.d? i really only want it to run when the machine starts up, not every time i login. cheers iain - I dont really know that programm, but guesing I would say the script runs at some time where some condition it needs is not fullfilled like maybe before networking is up. Maybe you should have the read up of the rc.d starting proccess that I need ;) Or you just leave it in you .tcshrc file and work with a lock file. Meaning when you run that script you do something like " if ![ -x ~/.smblock ]; then touch ~/.smblock (insert rest of your script)" okay, thanks for that idea. just for the purpose of closing the issue online, i ended up with a file called 'load_shares.sh': if ! [ -f /full/path/to/home/.smblock ]; then touch /full/path/to/home/.smblock shlight.sh #this is my script that uses sharity light to mount samba shares fi and put a call to load_shares.sh in .tcshrc (i like to avoid actually scripting for any shell other than sh). i then created a script called 'turnoff.sh': if [ -f /full/path/to/home/.smblock ]; then rm -rf /full/path/to/home/.smblock fi sudo shutdown -h now so long as i use turnoff.sh to shutdown my machine every time, my samba shares will be loaded the first time i login, but not reloaded unless i have actually shutdown the machine. thanks for your help iain ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Re: Loading Samba Shares at Startup
- Original Message - From: "Iain Dooley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 12:32 PM Subject: Loading Samba Shares at Startup hi there, not really sure if this is appropriate for this list, or if i should be sending it to the samba lists. i'll try here first. i have a samba server which serves a few windows machines, and i also use it via sharity-light from my freebsd machine running 4.10 RELEASE. i have a script that loads my shares, and i put it in my rc.d folder (i've taken out the user and password info): #!/bin/sh /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http /usr/home/iain/development/http/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http_inertia /usr/home/iain/development/http_inertia/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/music /usr/home/iain/music -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/dools /usr/home/iain/dools_network -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * it runs fine when i start up freebsd, but when i login, i don't have access to the shares. so i put the call to the script inside my .tcshrc file, but this means that, even if i login remotely, and every time i start a new konsole session or scp something, this script runs. does anyone have any clues as to why it wouldn't have access to the shares after running this script from inside rc.d? i really only want it to run when the machine starts up, not every time i login. cheers iain ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" why u dont use mount_smbfs? and dont forgett to set ur devices and trusted ips... ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Re[2]: Loading Samba Shares at Startup
>> hi there, not really sure if this is appropriate for this list, or if i >> should be sending it to the samba lists. i'll try here first. >> i have a samba server which serves a few windows machines, and i also use it >> via sharity-light from my freebsd machine running 4.10 RELEASE. i have a >> script that loads my shares, and i put it in my >> rc.d folder (i've taken out the user and password info): >> #!/bin/sh >> /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http /usr/home/iain/development/http/ -U * >> -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * >> /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http_inertia >> /usr/home/iain/development/http_inertia/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P >> * >> /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/music /usr/home/iain/music -U * -u * -g >> wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * >> /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/dools /usr/home/iain/dools_network -U * -u >> * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * >> it runs fine when i start up freebsd, but when i login, i don't have access >> to the shares. so i put the call to the script inside my .tcshrc file, but >> this means that, even if i login remotely, and >> every time i start a new konsole session or scp something, this script runs. >> does anyone have any clues as to why it wouldn't have access to the shares >> after running this script from inside rc.d? i really only want it to run >> when the machine starts up, not every time i >> login. >> cheers >> iain > - > I dont really know that programm, but guesing I would say the script > runs at some time where some condition it needs is not fullfilled like > maybe before networking is up. Maybe you should have the read up of > the rc.d starting proccess that I need ;) > Or you just leave it in you .tcshrc file and work with a lock file. > Meaning when you run that script you do something like " > if ![ -x ~/.smblock ]; then >touch ~/.smblock >(insert rest of your script)" > Hexren - ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Loading Samba Shares at Startup
hi there, not really sure if this is appropriate for this list, or if i should be sending it to the samba lists. i'll try here first. i have a samba server which serves a few windows machines, and i also use it via sharity-light from my freebsd machine running 4.10 RELEASE. i have a script that loads my shares, and i put it in my rc.d folder (i've taken out the user and password info): #!/bin/sh /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http /usr/home/iain/development/http/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/http_inertia /usr/home/iain/development/http_inertia/ -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/music /usr/home/iain/music -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * /usr/local/sbin/shlight //cessna/dools /usr/home/iain/dools_network -U * -u * -g wheel -f 775 -d 775 -P * it runs fine when i start up freebsd, but when i login, i don't have access to the shares. so i put the call to the script inside my .tcshrc file, but this means that, even if i login remotely, and every time i start a new konsole session or scp something, this script runs. does anyone have any clues as to why it wouldn't have access to the shares after running this script from inside rc.d? i really only want it to run when the machine starts up, not every time i login. cheers iain ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
