\_ SMTP quoth George Gambill on 6/5/2003 10:15 as having spake thusly:
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\_ The mount command:
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\_ mount -t smbfs -o username=UserName,password=UserPassword
\_ //HostName/HoseShare /mnt/WinMountPoint
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\_ works very well. However, it is a manual effort and I would like to be able
\_ to issue such a command automatically:
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\_ A) At boot time
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\_ B) At login time according to (which share to mount) who logged in.
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\_ Where to hide such commands has so far eluded me. My questions are:
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\_ 1) Where to hide them so they are issued at boot?
set them up apporpriately in /etc/fstab to mount at boot time
\_ 2) Where to hide them so they are issued at login?
the autofs hints provided earlier may help
\_ 3) Can fstab be used for the boot portion? If so, how?
convert the flags on the command line to the analgous ones in
/etc/fstab. It's partly non obvious, but think of the joy of being
able to report the solution to the list. :-)
David
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