AutoMount Windows Directory via Samba
On 8 Aug 2006 07:04:57 -0700, mumebuhi staggered into the Black Sun and said:
In general, things that aren't guaranteed to be there when the machine starts (network filesystems, USB devices, removable media) should never be automounted on boot.
Why is the Ubuntu machine getting rebooted? Linux machines, in general, just stay up as long as they need to.
Hi I am a long time Linux user (Debian testing being my distro of choice). My laptop, with an Intel graphics accelerator (Intel 855GM), worked perfectly Hardware acceleration worked - could play...
The syntax is probably incorrect. "man smbmount" says the credentials file has 2 lines, "username = USERNAME" and "pbuttword = MYPbuttWORD". This is Samba 3.0.22 , a fairly recent version. Domain is specified with the workgroup= parameter. You'd do something like this:
-BORG-SHARE mnt-borg smbfs credentials=-path-to-file,workgroup= DOMAIN,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
Hello All, I am having an issue with an ftp process from AIX to Linux. I want to start using sftp instead of ftp. I...
...note that there's another option you have to feed to smbmount if you maybe. It's not in the man page. cifs, smbfs's successor, has that enabled by default. cifs is (IIRC) intended to be very backwards-combatible with smbfs, as mount.cifs takes so many of the same options. HTH,
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