Hi, HARDY I have a drive which at various times in the day and week, I want to mount/umount, via cron and a script, in /media or another folder /media/this-drive-folder/. Because I want to use different folders at different mount times (for valid business reasons) the drive can not be in fstab, as I understand it, because then I would not have the choice of which folder to mount it in.
But - mount wants root only to mount. I think users can mount fstab drives if noauto, user (or suid using sudoers?) are used but that does not overcome my mount location needs. So, the crux of all this is, is it possible to mount an ntfs drive that is not in fstab, as a user in a script, without needing sudo? Thanks, David -- ubuntu-au mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-au
