mudlark;235065 Wrote: > > I tried the line and it works...... >
Groovy! > > Can you let me know how to edit fstab to make sure the thing mounts at > log on? > It's easy. You need to add the 'auto' option which means mount on 'mount -a', e.g. boot. You also need to specify the un/pw. You can write this directly in the fstab file. So fstab could look something like //server/share /mountpoint cifs user=mike,password=secret,auto 0 0 Don't mess with the permissions on the fstab file. I think bad things might happend if you do. If you're sensitive about the login info you can create a credentials file containing: username=mike password=secret put it in say /etc/smb_credentials, and make sure only root can read it and that all other permissions are denied. Then just replace the user/password options in fstab with 'credentials=/etc/smb_credentials' Bjørn -- bhaagensen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bhaagensen's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7418 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39282
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