On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 00:49, Erick Smith wrote:
> I tried to do this a while back and ran into the same problems that you
> mention.
>
> I eventually gave up and wrote a shell script to mount the smb share. I put
> this in the /usr/home/etc/rc.d directory.
>
> It isn't fstab then, but acco
I tried to do this a while back and ran into the same problems that you
mention.
I eventually gave up and wrote a shell script to mount the smb share. I put
this in the /usr/home/etc/rc.d directory.
It isn't fstab then, but accomplishes the same thing, plus it won't crash your
boot process
Greetings,
I finally got smbfs to mount a Samba share to a specific directory at
boot time (without prompting for the password) via /etc/fstab. However,
I still have a problem. I can read all files and directories just fine.
My permissions are correct. But whenever I try to write to the share,
th
